Staying in a wagon was a very interesting experience.
The communal areas were great - the kitchen and dining area had 2 sinks, running water, soap, napkins.
The bathroom was also interesting - it was a semi-outdoor structure with curtains. The tub was quite big! I felt like I was one with nature, especially when I walked out and spotted a dear. The toilet did smell a little but it was fine if you flush with the lid closed. Overall a very pretty bathroom. Do bring slippers with you though if you plan on walking from the wagon to the bathroom. One downside though is the cobwebs in the towels, which made me a bit scared to use them on my face.
As for the wagon itself, it was quite spacious! First thing I noticed when I walked in at 3pm was that it was super hot (that I couldn't breathe after being inside for a few minutes). But it cooled down a few hours after sunset and the fan worked great. The bed was big so that was nice. But tbh the wagon did not feel that stable and walking around already made creaking sounds. Amenities were good though! There was water and cups and I think tea and coffee?
Oh and the sheeps and dogs a bit up the hill were a pleasant surprise! Overall it was a good experience, although the price was quite high.