For context, I’m a medical doctor practicing in the Philippines, whose family works with airbnb listings as well... and believe me when I say, Robin herself, the whole property and the yurt itself are amazing... it’s clean, it has privacy and it’s not just a sleeping place.... it’s an experience...so if you get the chance to book it, do not hesitate.
Our trip was a much needed escape from all the exhausting past few months, and this listing sure did a good job replenishing our drained souls. If there’s anything I’d like to say to the future guests:
1. Please open your airbnb/ phone few hours prior to check in to see Robin’s instructions, they’re very detailed and helpful, please reply to them, theyre very nice people
2. Make sure your driving skills are on point and you have gas, the drive and the view was amazing!!!! It’s part of the experience!!! Expecting narrow winding roads and drive carefully (no rough roads, dont worry)
3. Don’t be late, in fact, be early! This gives you time to enjoy the drive and the views and to see which of the neighbouring properties you’d like ti explore after check-out (bec once you’ve checked in, trust me you wouldnt wanna leave her humongous majestic property)
4. I personally decided to bring: our own cheese and crackers and salami and it was a good call hehe. Robin’s yurt is complete inside, just bring food you can reheat if you get hungry.
5. Enjoy the whole property, the story and the hospitality.
I will forever keep this place (and Robin) in my heart.