The Villa Askyfou is rustic and homely perched on a hill, virtually the last place on the road, with stunning views of the plateau. We were there in winter so the pool wasn't used but it looked fantastic (infinity type) from which you wold be able to look across the valley. The two supermarkets in the nearby village stock most of what is needed for a stay and there is a bakery too in the village. Jannis, the owner, is very obliging and helpful and can give lots of information as to what to see. The villa is on several levels each of which are accessible via stairs so if you have mobility problems then this isn't for you, other than that it is a really interesting home. Log fires if cold plus central heating make this a possible venue in early spring and autumn but obviously summer would be best. As the Villa is secluded it is essential to have a car to get there and to get to other places of interest. We were a family of 6 adults and a 1 year old and thoroughly enjoyed our stay notwithstanding that is was winter and the fire was on all the time.