Completely off the grid, no signal, no noise, just proper back to basics. Merav is a really lovely lady, her business offers such a great experience away from the hustle and bustle of life! Thank you so much!

A fridge is definitely needed because the nearest shops are a proper drive out to buy meat in each day to cook. Would be better to have a fridge to store a few days worth of food in. It would be ideal to have just one nornal plug socket to be able to iron clothes, or use hair electricals to get ready if you want to venture out to the country pubs.

Location, the concept, the philosophy behind the creation, the peace and tranquility, the eccentricity of it all!

The fact the local pub was on vacation!

Sapphire is in the most beautiful setting, with an amazing pool. A true gem of a find. It was a real pleasure to stay, swim, explore the trees and meet Merav and Janta who have built this amazing woodland sanctuary. The hut is cosy, clean and very comfortable.

Not much - the cooking and bathroom facilities are rustic but was fine for me and part of the experience

Cosy little hut set in a nice woodland with a lake. Peaceful location. Fire was warm and wood for the inside fire was provided. The hosts were responsive to issues that arose during or stay.

Both my self and my partner live off grid, we are used to van life and living in non house situations and we both felt a cheated, we could have stayed somewhere much nicer for the money. It was the wrong time of year to stay here, I can imagine it is nicer in the summer, although would still be over priced. The shower was in an open sided barn with no lights. The kitchen was an open sided barn with no lights. The gas cooker was ineffective due to the wind blowing it, cooking and boiling a kettle/heating water took a long time because of this. The hut itself lacked any porch, there was nowhere to take muddy shoes off which made getting in from the muddy wet outside a right palaver. We had to get the hosts to put anti slip materials on the extremely slippy steps after I nearly went flying off them. The bedding was also not up to scratch for somewhere charging £87 a night. Pillows and duvet were old and wafer thin, an extra duvet was provided but no covers were provided for this. The hut is set just past the main house, the hosts were funny about us parking our cars outside the hut and made us park the car we were using a few of minutes up the track once unloaded, annoying when you are coming back from walking wet and cold wanting to get in the dry. They even parked their 4 track in the gate one night to make sure we couldn't get our car by the hut. Since there was plenty of space by the hut and the drive was a track (not muddy lane) we felt that it was odd we weren't able to drive on it. It made us feel like they didn't actually want guests there and made it inconvenient. The hut/kitchen/water/toilet required an amount of walking between them, this would be less of an issue if it was better weather but the ground was slippy and nipping to boil a kettle was risky business and nipping to the loo or to get water meant getting wet and cold, it would be nice if they at least supplied a brolly.