I’m giving this place a 4/5 overall, and I cannot decide whether that is generous or harsh. I truly cannot. My girlfriend and I stayed here for one night and had read the reviews pretty thoroughly, so we knew more or less what to expect. When we arrived, we were really blown away by the area. The property itself had an abundance of character and each of the small, wacky cottages piqued our interest. We found our room and were greeted with a smell that another reviewer had described as that of a rabbit’s cage. Now, we HAD read the reviews that warned of the occasional bug and lizard, and the overall lack of sterility on the rooms, and were okay with that; that is to say, we are pretty open minded and unafraid of a little dirt. The place is clean- that is, the bedsheets, towels, bathroom and kitchen sinks, toilet and shower were all clean and obviously recently cleaned, but the gap beneath the door simply was not conducive to a hotel-level of cleanliness. The gap I refer to is where a small bottom corner of the door is gone and the whole door floats above the doorjam. The smell seemed to be a combination of mustiness and potentially a little mousiness (we did discover a mousetrap in the kitchen). The water pressure in the shower was, at times, a trickle. Functionally, the place works. Check in and out is smooth and the staff is very friendly, even when faced with a grumpy German and a crying child. The property was beautiful and fun to explore. The experience is one worth having, in my opinion, but do be aware that the joint is very unconventional. I would absolutely come back for another stay, and I consider everything about my experience here to have contributed to the overall character and quirky charm (and even mystery) of this strange little commune, but I can also see how the wrong guest might find it inconvenient or even a little subpar. Different strokes, I guess. Don’t be a baby, live a little.