If you're looking to stay here for any longer then a single night and wanting to keep your costs down, I would recommend staying in a hostel in town. You would be literally in town, not a 20-25 minute walk out of town ( uphill on the way back ). You would then also have access to a kitchen unlike at this stay.
The room it's self was rather small, adequate storage for myself and a mate with our snowboards and other gear. You are given a kettle and some water with tea bags and sugar, you have access to a shared bathroom with tenants and other guests. We also did not have access to the laundry, not the end of the world but would have been handy.
In this particular room it was noticeable that the temperature would always be cooler then the living room, due to a large glass window and no ac/ heater in the room it's self. We opted to leaving the door open slightly.
The host was quick to reply to all messages and easy to talk to, Nete was able to help us with most things like setting up a horse rack to sit our snow boots on to dry under the aircon in the living room.