As others have said, the views from the house are spectacular. The house itself is visually lovely, and very large (be prepared for a lot of stairs, it’s built on a hill, so they’re a necessity).
Other than these two attributes, it’s not so great.
We weren’t warned until we arrived (it’s in the guest manual) that the water isn’t drinkable, and you need to boil water to consume it. Thirsty from our journey, we had to wait until our trip back to town to get a drink (and to purchase all the bottles of water we’d need for drinking and brushing our teeth. Luckily, it was only the two of us, not a large group).
Although the listed amenities include heating and air conditioning, there’s apparently a caveat:
The heat comes from a couple of small heater fans in the bedroom (the underfloor heating doesn’t work), and there’s only one small heat pump I could see, located in the den off the kitchen. That’s the air conditioning for the house, supposedly. There is a fireplace, but no wood or tools were provided.
Being in this beautiful house during cold periods or hot ones could get a bit uncomfortable.
And when the hot water disappeared on the last (and chilly) morning of our stay, the response we got from the owner was that she’d have the cleaner look into it.
This is not a discount lodging, but the experience (sans view) sure felt like it.