The cabin has a fantastic fireplace and a pellet stove to keep the house cozy. As the pictures show, it has an extensive outdoor area and is small inside. This is not a place for people who want to spend some time relaxing and cooking (very limited kitchen equipment) but a good place for taking day trips around the region and planning to eat out. Come prepared with plenty of bottled water as the tap water is smelly from Mt Etna's sulfur and can not be used even when boiled. If you have a back problem, you could have issues with the hammock-like beds. All in all a bit pricey with $310 for 2 nights but we still enjoyed it!