Quaint apartment located in a wonderful mountain village. The location of the apartment is just about ideal - five minutes walk to the 'downtown' area and far enough away to not be disturbed by any unwelcome noise. The only issues we had with the apartment were the low sloped ceilings on one side. There are no warning signs of any kind so two of us banged our heads rather hard on them. I understand this is sometimes the case in rustic mountain homes, but if one is not accustomed to a space, a simple sign or visual reminder would have been most welcome - especially when one of the areas is next to the kitchen sink. Also, when we arrived no one was there to greet us and give us a lay of the land. Not a big issue, as we were told where to find the keys, but it would have been helpful to have someone there just to point out where everything was upon our arrival. Finally, and I am sure this will not apply to most, during our stay the internet stopped working. Apparently, there is a monthly limit of 50GB, or about 1.6GB per day. I was on vacation, but did have to communicate with office for a few work-related issues and we had 2 young girls using wifi. After a week the Interent ceased to work. I have no idea how much bandwidth we were using, or how much had been used that month prior to our stay, but I am sure it was regular family usage and certainly not an issue we have ever encountered before. Again, something to keep in mind if you, like I, have the misfortune of needing occasional online access even while on vacation. The place has a dryer which is wonderful, although we only found out where it was after the person arrived to show us. So all in all a great place - with a few small changes it would have been almost perfect.