As others have noted, the farmhouse is such a nice, quaint experience. You'll essentially be living off of the grid - no internet, limited electricity off solar panels - and several miles away from town. That experience was amazing and we were there with our two young boys (ages 5, 7) who really loved it. Llum provided us with an appropriate vehicle for braving the rough road. Expect to think you're completely lost before you actually find the meeting spot on that first day. Amer as a town is nothing great, and I think other towns nearby, such as Les Planes and Olot, offer more creature comforts (as in, food, groceries, cafes). But for us, this was all about staying at a remote farmhouse and we loved it. I would love to do it again with our family. What I don't know is what will happen after the 2nd apartment - currently being build - is completed. If multiple families are staying at the farm, it would lose its appeal for me anyway. I agree with others that you should really stay at least 3 nights to make it worth the excursion.