A fantastic place; it's not a hotel, it's a home. If you want to immerse yourself in local culture this is a good place to start. My friend and I rented a motor scooter and got about the island relatively easily from this location, which is pretty much central (i.e. ~25 minutes to the south or north). If you plan on touring the island, then this will really make a difference. There is a petrol station just east of the San Arro.
The bedroom/living room is very comfortable and the bathroom is well-equipped, and you will do just fine with the kitchen. It's nice to east breakfast outside in the mornings or sit on the deckchairs at night and look at the constellations. Paz greeted us when we arrived and walked us around the place and let us know about it in English (which was helpful since my Spanish doesn't currently extend beyond a simple 'hola'). The WiFi wasn't great, but I'm not sure if this is just because of location (it seemed better when we sat outside). I forgot to see the farm animals since we were so busy exploring the beautiful island, but I hope I could get a chance to go again.