We're a young couple who enjoyed a nice 1-night stay at this pleasant inn. I think there were 4 rooms, but we had the place to ourselves! The innkeeper is a very nice, sweet lady. Walk around the property and you'll smell tea olive and camelias. Also, the place is a working cattle farm, so we enjoyed looking at the animals. In the morning, the cows awakened us, but we considered that to be amusing, not a negative, although some travelers might not share our view.

Perhaps the biggest downside to this inn is that there aren't many places to eat or things to do in the vicinity. But if you're looking for a quiet place to relax, this is a good choice.
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