We really loved this AirBNB! It was a unique way to experience the Brenta Dolomites, and we enjoyed being so close to so many trails. Our favorite part of our too-short stay was heading into town to purchase local wines and cheeses to enjoy dining al fresco at the chalet. The AirBNB is very comfortable and really compliments the surroundings without ever being too rustic. It has all the essentials, including WiFi, an equipped kitchen, a cozy bed, and an amazing master bath with a great tub, hot water, and strong water pressure! Since we visited in May, we did not need a fire; it was a little chilly when we arrived, however, the radiators got us warmed right up. A few suggestions for any visitors: I would definitely recommend learning a bit of Italian and/or German if you stay here, in case you end up needing assistance from any of the neighbors. We ended up with a flat tire at the top of the mountain just after checking out of Malou’s place and could not get phone service in the town (so no calling the car rental company or tow truck, and no accessing Google translate). The neighbors were so friendly and helped us change the tire, but without knowing a few key phrases, we would have really been struggling. You should also know how to drive on single-lane mountain roads. We thought we had it down after two days of driving in the mountains, but then a huge car came flying around the curve, which is how we accidentally drove into a stone wall, which is how we got a flat tire. My only suggestions for Malou would be including more information about nearby hikes in the manual that she sends out ahead of time and providing slightly more detailed instructions for finding the house, or maybe including a sign, as the fence looked a little different than in the photos, and all the houses on that street looked quite similar. Other than that, this was such a fantastic stay and I wish we could have stayed longer. But I guess we will just have to return! Thank you for sharing your home, Malou!