Very friendly and approachable host. However, the photos are somewhat misleading. The wooden cabin is approx the size of a large garden shed. Unfortunately there is a gap between the door and the floor so large woodlice were able to crawl in under the door. We eventually had to stuff a towel under the door to stop them coming in.
The location itself is very scenic, but access is extremely poor. It is a remote tiny village on top of a mountain at approx. 900m elevation. The road to it is in terrible condition (dirt road, no tarmac, full of potholes, only wide enough for one car). There are dangerous steep hairpin bends often with no barriers on the side of the road with a massive drop off the cliff. At points you are driving through a gorge with massive risk of falling rocks. Would not attempt without a jeep and certainly not at night.
On arrival we were told it was supposed to be “a camping experience”, which is reflected by the facilities, but there is no mention of this in the listing. There are hikes etc to do in the region, but it is not viable to use as a base to travel to and from if you are looking to explore the region. There are also no cooking facilities and only one taverna (also owned by the host) so you will have to eat there for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Prices are quite high for the area, but reasonable compared to other countries. (€7 for a beer and 1 tea, €7 pp for breakfast - the breakfast is quite nice).