The accommodation was in a village that had little interest except for the view on the mountain and plateau. The house is very difficult to access by car (the street is very narrow and very steep and you need to be an experienced driver) or by feet, very tiring if you have walking difficulties.
The place was much smaller than expected. There is no place to sit in the bedroom except for the bed and there was little room to put the clothes and suitcases as some cupboards were either locked or full of belongings of the owner. The space outside is also rather small.
The owner is not present and releases responsibility to a lady living next door.
The breakfast was supposed to be offered but it is only when we asked for it that the lady went to shop for it. She went only once and the fresh food like bread, for example, was not renewed: we had to buy it ourselves.
On the bright side, the accommodation is very quiet and many supermarkets can be found close by. The lady who takes responsibility for the accommodation speaks very good English and makes sure electricity, water and so on are OK on arrival. The bedclothes are renewed twice a week.