We were left 7 days without a working fridge, in the middle of a heatwave. Without any rebate offered.
The house is quirky and has a lot of charm, as the neighbourhood.
Cécile was very welcoming and thorough in explaining how things worked. While I understand her position regarding the broken fridge (always repair if possible), given the context and the length of our stay (8 days), I would have felt it was more appropriate not to accept the repairman's long waiting time (7 days) and replace the appliance right away, or at least offer a temporary solution (e.g. a camping fridge).
To keep the broken fridge somewhat usable, I resorted to buying my own bags of ice-cubes in several supermarkets of the area, as they were running out of them over the days.
The accommodation felt uncomfortable at times, with the extremely narrow upper end of the staircase requiring to walk side-ways the last 2 steps (a new skill I didn't know I had).
The tiny WC room, in the basement, is uncomfortable, as it is almost impossible to use it with a closed door and is quite damp (no forced ventilation, paint flaking off).
The 1st floor bedrooms lacked any form of closet where to hang the clothes, so they remained in the suitcase.
The top (2nd floor) "kids-friendly" bedroom is simply unusable in temperatures above 30C, and is accessed via a 30cm-wide ladder.
My feeling is that such accommodation can be good fun for a few days, but quickly runs old if you are staying longer.
Generally, the house was clean and with lots of character, but would deserve a good renovation.