Well, the house is indeed very traditional. It was clean, there was everything for a stay. So, I can follow the positive feedback. Yet, for me and my husband it turned out to be a wrong choice, and here is why.
Check-in: not the smoothiest one. Noone was there when we arrived, although I communicated the time a day before. It turned out that there was a key box, but noone informed me about the code. There are actually three houses, and I had no idea which one was meant for us. Yet, when I called the manager, we clarified everything quickly.
Equipment: Wi-Fi didn't work on my cellphone, although everything was fine with my husband's cellphone. There was no salt, oil or even a napkin in the kitchen. You are apparently supposed to bring everything by yourself. There was a shower curtain missing, so that the bathroom was quickly full of water. No idea how this is supposed to work properly.
Size: well, it's traditional, so tiny. My husband and I are both quite tall, so we had to take care about our heads everywhere.
Parking: difficult. The village streets are tiny, it was a challenge to come directly to the house, so we parked outside the village.
If you are fine with the points listed above, I recommend you to stay here.