"Idyll" as a noun is relatively rarely used, I think. You have used it appropriately but in almost all such instances the adjective would be used instead.
To be picky myself, it also tends to be superlative, so in the example given, "very" is basically redundant. If something is idyllic, it's already pretty much perfect, so "very" doesn't add anything.
Idyll tends to refer to rural or rustic scenery/life. I recommend using "ideal" instead, since the two words are very similar and ideal will usually fit your vocabulary and statements better (unless you talk about rural places a lot haha).
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