We knew this would be a no- frills place with a shared washroom and communal kitchen. However, I did expect to have a reasonably warm shower and electricity. We had neither. They only put on the generator intermittently (are we in a war zone?). Nice young girl greets us, but otherwise no staff seen. She mostly seems to sit on the porch on her phone. Place feels abandoned. So to be fair- pros: beautiful setting, close to Yo-Ho, cool old building, with LOTS of potential, bed reasonably comfortable and pretty clean. Dog friendly, cute resident cat. Kitchen offered use of appliances and dishes, silverware with generator Cons: grounds not maintained, shabby outbuildings, spotty electricity for our electric cooler for our food. Also no hot water at all- very lovely cold drinking water- not suitable for hygiene. Mosquitoes came in from holes in floor. We couldn’t sleep and were eaten alive. Room tiny- nowhere to put suitcase- dogbed took up the minimal floorspace. Our timid dog got attacked (not injured) by a loose dig on property. Would not recommend unless desperate.

It was alright. It’s like you’re camping with a safe place to stay. You should bring your own firewood otherwise they will charge you. But there is a lot of sticks and wood laying around you can use if you pick it up yourself. The power went out so we didnt have lights at night, but it was an adventure. I would go again later in the summer. It’s not a luxurious experience but if you’re adventurous and like to do random things you will have fun. The horses were not there yet. It was a 3/5 for me. The road on the way there was absolutely terrible and dangerous for 15 km but we survived. Just drive slow and pay attention on the dirt road.

Too Far from Downtown area and the Road going there is not pavement

Very expensive as no proper service and lotsof electricity cuts