Initially the quaint setting of Hacienda Hideaway suited the situation it was meant to house..... until 3 or 4 lil pinchers wound up becoming more like 40+
A considerably minor issue except given my personal circumstances w my friend - the constant having to remove the crawlers creeping mostly from the bed caused quite a disruption to our what could have been peaceful moment. And that peace was direly instrumental, or maybe the tense on-going discovery of yet more pinchers emerging served a higher purpose.

Regardless, upon hearing of the discomfort David accomodated me beyond the likes of ordinary hosts. I could go on and on cooing about the Country Cabin's (Pippi longstocking-esque) cuteness but it was David's company simply sitting down and chatting and sharing a meal w me that made my more at ease. Clearly he noted my sorrow and being the evidently sensitive and humane soul that he is imparted engaging, productive and positive discussion - the sort of distraction I needed.

So, this review is mostly about Country Cabin.
Expect a real bohemian, modern day hippie, A-framed clean space. The WiFi may not be dependable (during the evening) but that's fine by me. Hearing the frogs outside along w the other tranquil natural symphony outside is priceless. Loved all the natural light.
Expect most everything there a work in progress. But at least you can tell things were made w soul and whimsy - there's a charm in seeing love put into what otherwise would've been utter neglect and nothing.
The overall property is a mini village, aiming to be self sustaining :)
There are hiking paths throughout. I didn't have time to explore those tho, but as I was returning to the house, from loading my things in my car, to wash my dishes before checking out a bird was what seemed to be calmly greeting me at the foot of the bed! It chirped and hopped a bit.... I could hear it as I washed after myself. Gone as soon as I was done, too.
Definitely fairytale-ish hah