A wonderful place to stay and a genial and interesting host - I can't recommend Michael's cabin more highly. More than just a room to inhabit for a night or two, he has provided an example of an alternative mode of living that is both comfortable and sustainable.
Everything in the cabin has been carefully chosen for its beauty, utility and simplicity (I can understand why another reviewer described the space as "curated"). Traditional technologies such as brass bed-warmers and a baby belling are provided - not for display, but for practical use - alongside modern conveniences such as a hairdryer and tape deck (the latter tastefully concealed by a William Morris printed cloth!!) We loved peering down the garden through the binoculars, using the quill and lovely papers, and munching on Michael's roggenbrot in the morning on the log bench outside. One night was nowhere near long enough - I'd love to spend a week or more here pondering and writing. Michael, can you move the cabin to the UK please?