Wow. A lovely chalet perched on the side of the hill. rustic? yes, so be prepared to cook with gas (huge stove, with a wood-fired one next to it "for emergencies"), and to fire up the gas-filled generator once per three days (for two hours in total) to charge the batteries (there are solar panels, too). This is not a five-star hotel -- it is a chalet with a nice barbecue outside and a great place to get together with friends for a weekend together.
Beds are comfortable, some rooms are better than others, and the last double bed is in the upstairs hall (great for kids).
Lovely walks direct from the chalet -- look around and you'll find them.
The hosts are responsive and try their best. We had a bit of bad luck with provisions, and we reached an agreement with the hosts. This is a good thing, since some things are out of everyone's control, yet it's all arranged .
PS No wifi, but 4G+ works fine.