This is a great venue for those who are keen to really get away from it all for a while. There's almost no cellphone coverage at the lodges (probably none at all if you have an iPhone) but I was able to make and receive a couple of 2degrees calls on my trusty old Android phone, from the middle of the clearing in front of the lodges. All considered, it's a great setup. Each lodge has a wood-burner which heats the hot water and, of course, the whole lodge. On top of that, there's a miniature hydro station which generates electric power (which also contributes a little to hot water heating), so you have electric light at the flick of a switch. There's sufficient 230 volt electric power to charge phones and laptops etc, but probably not enough to run a hairdryer or anything larger than about 800-900 Watts total. In our lodge, there was a very modern fridge-freezer (the other lodge has fridge with icebox only), so despite the remote, off-grid location, you have most of the normal mod-cons. Cooking and hot drinks water boiling was on a 1-2 burner LPG stove. The truly adventurous could try cooking on the outside fireplace, but bring your own camp cooking gear! Our shower was perfectly adequate and there was a bath available as well though we never tried that. The lodges are very well built and well maintained, clean and tidy, with plenty of room for a small family, but 5 or 6 adults might find themselves tripping over each other. We loved the peace and quiet, and the darkness at night. No street lights etc, so you can see much more than just a few stars... The biggest drawback in our lodge was no double bed. There are six singles, all built in. Enjoy!!