This wasn't quite what I expected. The comfy chair in the photos has been replaced with a random rocking chair. The walls are paper thin. You can hear the entire conversation or movements from the family, and they start their mornings early. There are no blackout curtains so when the sun comes up at 6am, you're up. If that doesn't wake you, the family will because they're up between 9 and 12 using a loud blender and talking. At night, they have security lights so if anything goes by, those lights outside the window will wake you. There are lots of helicopters that will also wake you, because you have to leave the windows open because the is no AC. There are little sticky briars in the carpet, so keep your shoes on out so with meeting stabbed in the foot every so often.
With regards to privacy, again the walls are paper thin, but the thing I did not like most is it is easy for people to see in. There is a large window at the top of the only entrance door that faces the bed. For many, this is an eye level window. The blinds behind the bed are old and provide very little coverage. The only place to get dressed and not risk being seen is the bathroom. I also didn't like that I was not able to engage a deadbolt on the entrance door or the door leading to the main house. As a woman stayinng there on my own, it didn't feel good about that, especially because it's easy to see into the room.
Overall, the room needs to be updated. Efforts need to be made to allow for sleeping and privacy.
I did like that there were bikes available and the bed, although REALLY sqeaky, was comfortable.