Basic chalet in a great area, with wonderful views and very beautiful covered wooden balconies. We enjoyed nice holidays and the rather basic amenities are ok for the price charged and considering the great location. The kitchen is well equipped, which we enjoyed, matrasses are ok and we never ran out of hot water. The village and area are very very pretty, and it's a wonderful place for winter sports.
But you should know that in Winter the chalet is not exactly easily accessed by car, though just above the village,and parking right at the house's flight of garden stairs on the tiny access lane is for very confident mountain drivers only. We already needed chains up the quite steep village road when it had snowed 10cm. The gravel lane leading to the house (200m) is very narrow and so is the parking spot, squeezing right to the edge. Apparently in winter it's better to park on the main road on the side, but nobody else does and we did not try our luck as we always had heavy gear to carry in or out.
This chalet is best suited to people who enjoy to bring everything to a holiday house and expect nothing to be there. There is no basic supplies in the kitchen beyond salt, a few spices, and oil, no wood for the fireplace, nor fire starters, no dvds, (basically) no games, no slippers (take them! The tile floor is really cold!). You are meant to buy everything and carry to the chalet and take again. I would even recommend bringing own duvets as the ones provided are thin.

The heating is working, but needs a lot of manual management and great care to turn temperature down to 15 degrees during the night or when out to keep temperature sort of comfortable by night time (the ovens heats up at night only, and I think for very few hours too), especially if it's cold outside. By night time it's at best agreeable (it was very cold when we were there, though) and there is no option at all to just turn on the heating a bit higher at night if you feel chilly then and no warm oven to snuggle up to, but the open fireplace is there and nice (if you bought wood).
We enjoyed cooking at the chalet, but the kitchen is tiny and there is no space at all to put any groceries, not even the tiniest shelf. The stove is very outdated and takes a long time. Rubbish disposal is a real nuisance and took us half an hour on departure day as you not only have to take rubbish down to the village in the special bag (normal in Switzerland) but can only do this with a special card that had to be returned to the chalet and the place where to drop was not easy to find either. I understand this is a problem of the village rules but it would be soooo much easier if the cleaner could do the disposal and we would have happily paid a bit more for that convenience!
Communication with host and local caretaker was good and overall we had a nice holiday!