You get what you pay for. We stayed here for a week in November. Communication with our contact person was clear and helpful. The apartment is simple and dated, with worn furniture, limited dishes and cutlery, and a frying pan with a worn non-stick coating. Extra towels or toilet paper would have been nice, and there was a noticeable smell at first, but opening the doors helped. It’s a basic apartment in a beautiful mountain location, though it could be challenging to reach for those with mobility issues. The swimming pool was really nice. One serious concern: on our last night, a stranger opened our door with a key and looked inside while we were sleeping. This was very alarming. Our contact person addressed it immediately and took it seriously. Overall, it’s an okay place for a short stay if you’re aware of these points.