We had a 5-night stay at the cottage, which is set up more as a studio apartment. The setting is beautiful and it has everything you'd expect from a cosy cottage — beautifully presented. I think this place is ideal for short summer stays where you'd eat out most of the time — but we stayed longer, in winter, and that's where things fell short.There is no heating except for a small electric heater in the bedroom — 15C is as warm as you can get it, so take warm clothes.I was disappointed with the "kitchenette," which was really just tea and coffee making facilities — there's no proper stovetop, microwave, or any real cooking equipment. Cooking outside on a camping-sized BBQ when it's under 5 degrees, wet, and dark is neither efficient nor enjoyable, and honestly not what I expected for a stay of this length. There's also no indoor dining table to eat at, and no sink to clean the BBQ, cooking utensils, plates, cups, or pans afterward.