This home is incredible, the view and surrounding woods are so beautiful, and the house itself is so well laid out with chic decor and all the things you need for a restful stay after adventuring in the area. It is the perfect balance of a rental property but also a family vacation home. The house looks like an architectural digest magazine cover story, but within all the essentials are provided, there is tons of cupboard space for storing your winter gear, there is also a well equipped kitchen (a rarity in my airbnb experience), and the woodstove (with wood) and multiple deck areas give plenty of areas to enjoy the outside as well as inside of the house. We visited in December before New Years, and my recommendation is to bring a 4x4 vehicle if you drive, as the single lane mountain road to reach the house at the wood's edge is rugged (I'm not sure a standard wheel drive car even with snow chains could handle it in snow). The train stop is really a 2 min walk if you don't have a 4x4 vehicle, but it is super nice to have a car to zip around to the different areas. We got to La Barboleuse in few minutes daily to visit the fantastic French bakery, playground, and to take the gondola to the Gryon ski school for our toddler (3 1/2), we also visited the Villars indoor pool (also ice rink, bowling, spa etc.), and the Lavey hot springs bath, there is so much more to do in the area (Glacier 3000, night sledding, snow tobogganing, etc.) that I want to come back to this house when our kids are older! Also note for people traveling to the house with small crawling babies the staircase is steep (but easily blocked off) and you will need to barricade/watch carefully the baby around the woodstove, but the deck on the main level is enclosed and very safe. The owner also has some kid friendly toys out and the yard around the house, and woods to go for a walk in, so really a perfect place for a family to visit and get some rest and relaxation even if you stay at the property the whole time. We loved the house and I know you will too!