If you're interested in sustainability, the environment and being in the wilderness, this is an amazing place to be. The farm tour was incredible.
The area it's in is absolute heaven, surrounded by rainforest and rivers and on the edge of a lake under a volcano. The bird life is astounding and the activities and tours available are great.
The room I was in was very small, but perfect for 1 person. 2 would people would have been cosy. But it has a gorgeous little terrace out the front and back with a hammock :)
The food is fresh and delicious and simple, although not a huge variety as each day is very similar.
The daily yoga was delightful and in a beautiful setting.
The downsides are, it's very isolated. You can't walk anywhere easily so you do need a car.
It rains a lot. it is the rainforest so it's to be expected(!) but nothing dries and everything is damp. With this comes mosquitos! So take lots of spray, they seemed to stay away, once I was covered in Deet.
The other slightly disappointing thing was that most (not all) of the staff seemed very bored and miserable. They were all helpful and polite, but they didn't seem too happy! The tour guides were good and knowledgable, but didn't go much beyond the necessary.
I was there for 5 nights, which was maybe a little too long without a car and eating the same food every day.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience and amazing to see the biodiversity and positive environmental impact they are having.
