What I really liked:
- they call it: the "land". The huge garden around this eco retreat was one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to. You enter it and you instantly feel peaceful and "at home". You've to experience it by yourself,

- the people: We've met a couple of very very nice people there, joined some breakfasts together, met them in the evenings and chatted ...

- the ecological set-up: the water comes from an own source, the power comes from solar cells, you'll find some fruits on the trees around, etc.

What I didn't like:
- how we were (not) welcomed. We arrived from our flight in the afternoon and no one was there. Although we were told to call prior our arrival, which we did even if it costs plenty. After 30min of waiting an assistant arrived, telling us we would have to return later to check in. The room wasn't ready yet, we even couldn't put the bags into the room. Well, you probably just shouldn't expect the same support as in a B&B

- the furniture: is partly old and some upholstery smelled from year-long usage

- the bed: the bed in the lotus room should instantly be replaced. nothing more to add.

- yoga: there were no yoga classed offered directly at the retreat, you would have to the car and arrange a class beforehands.