What a wonderful place! I spent a night there with my baby and toddler and we had such a great time. A few notes if you're traveling here with young kids: the yurt is located down a path so you're not very close to your car if you have a lot of gear to schlep (PD and Mary were so kind to help me carry the crib and bags!), the space is mostly toddler proof other than a leaning mirror that could possibly tip, the wake up bells from the monastery go off before 5:00 followed by chanting and drumming and my toddler wasn't interested in going back to sleep (not a problem if you have a deep sleeper), and you obviously have to be careful when propping a toddler on a pit toilet. But there's a fun collection of Dr. Suess books on the bookshelves, and lots of birds to see and hear, and the yurt feels so special (my daughter keeps talking about wanting to go back). Overall we loved it!