The motto was “SPIRIT OF ADAPTATION.” The farmhouse is surrounded by green, beautiful, very homey and rustic; if you’re used to a lot of comforts it’s not for you—you have to adapt. The owners are super helpful and wonderful; Mrs. Roberta was cooking cjarsons on Friday night, which I tried for the first time and loved! She also told me what to see nearby, so I made a nice itinerary. Her daughters, Morgana helped in the kitchen and Vanessa, who knows a lot about wine, recommended a wine that I bought the next day because I liked it so much. Wait times were minimal, a lot of care, and most products are homemade or from local areas—everything is natural and genuine. There’s a small shop where you can buy local goods (I bought a dandelion syrup). The outdoor area is well kept, the garden is always trimmed and you can enjoy the mountain view; from the outer fences you can see horses and cows grazing, and inside the property you’re always accompanied by their dogs, so if you’re not animal lovers it’s not for you. The sleeping area is warm and welcoming (I spent the Halloween and All Saints weekend there, the room was always cozy, cleaning was never lacking, there was always a clean scent and the view is breathtaking). I hope to come back soon because the kitchen and accommodation enchanted me. The only downside is having to go home.
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