Sidra's farm was a nice place to stay, however you should know that it is a rustic stay, and if you come prepared then it's great! We definitely enjoyed the place, and from previous reviews I was prepared for the what we were getting into, but I do think that the advertisement is a little bit misleading. I never saw any trails or waterfalls from the property (although we never asked so that's not to say that they don't exist). The sunrise viewing platform is a trekk from your cabin in tall well grass scattered with cow pies, so don't expect to roll out of bed and pop over to watch the sunrise, you'll need to walk about 5 minutes to get there through the minefield. We also went to check out the chicken coops both mornings to see about some eggs, but neither morning were there any eggs available (although once again we never asked, so I am sure they could have been available if we asked). The communication with the hosts wasn't great. We had our phones on airplane mode since we aren't American, and Sidra either didn't receive my Airbnb messages, or just ignored them. I reached out multiple times about getting a massage, and never heard back. Additionally, as per previous reviews, the wifi was TERRIBLE. Not only is it slow/not the strongest, but it just disappears from the network options half the time. The host said that they were having some one come out to fix it, but honestly it would work at the most random/convenient times (like when other guests were showing up for the first time), and then turn off shortly after. Don't get me wrong, we definitely still enjoyed our stay, I just want to make sure others know what they're getting into! The cows wander the property which is just the cutest, and they even hang out right next to your cabin sometimes chomping away on the bushes. The coffee that they provide is grown right on the farm and was a nice added touch :) As long as you know what you're getting into, it is a great little place to stay!