Our stay at the farm was not as expected, but I still loved it. My husband wasn't so enthusiastic. I am an airbnb host myself, so I can appreciate the workings. The physical setting was lovely, but we would have liked to feel welcomed by the staff.

First, the driving directions contradicted themselves with two different turning instructions, so we ended up driving in the back way. We arrived a little before 8pm, as we had planned and confirmed ahead of time with Janelle, but during arrival, it was not a welcome feeling. The quick tour to our cabin was friendly, but when it was thought we were out of earshot, we could hear the staff complaining that we arrived in the dark and that we'd better not expect breakfast for such a cheap room. It left us with a tense feeling as we fell asleep, wondering if we'd made the right decision to forgo regular tent camping by ourselves.

The cabin was not as far away from other cabins as we expected, but the privacy was good enough and convenient to have the bathrooms nearby. Bug spray made the mosquitoes no problem and ear plugs helped with the loud (though lovely) sound of the frogs at night and the (quite piercing) sound of the roosters in the morning. The greenery was beautiful and I would have enjoyed staying in the cabin for several days, especially if we had time to hang around the farm. Sherbert the Cat slept on our bed at night and a pig wandered through the yard during the day.

Alas, we were out and about the entire 2 days we were there and were disappointed that the fruit basket promised in person and in the listing never did show up. The outdoor kitchen was functional, though it was a bit too "rustic" for my husband. Overall the farm was beautiful and we would have felt more at ease during our stay if not for the unpleasant comments we heard upon arrival.