Cocon au cœur des Montagnes

😊: the description implied a very different apartment from reality: true it said it was small, but not the reality - a small room with shower room and loft room/attic is more realistic. the 'property' is on the second floor of a large , obviously cheaply and visibly poorly constructed block of many such 'apartments' in a new and developing area some distance (and over the main road of the area) from the actual village of this name: this development is actually the main 'view' from the two windows of the apartment - with distant hills and tops of mountains visible on a clear day, but by no means 'the view' as claimed. Of the actual apartment - the layout is neat but cramped; it has most of the kit of a modern flat and is 'acceptable' for two (max) neat people - I cannot imagine how it could cope with the extra two it is claimed it could accommodate. Beds are up a very steep shallow tread open staircase - which leads to the sleeping area (not a bedroom as such): despite the obtruding roof beams, it is a more spacious area than downstairs but only useful for sleep (etc) and keeping one's kit. I have commented on this potentially dangerous staircase elsewhere - at the least, it needs a handrail or rope - even so , I think it potentially dangerous for children or people of even slightly deficient mobility. I may be judging the place to a different standard from the norm for small sized accommodation really aimed at short stay or weekend winter sports, possibly common in the rapidly expanded winter sports 'resorts' of this area, but the cost implies accommodation of a higher standard. Is is well located - hard to say - a long way from the main facilities of the plateau so a car is vital - and the immediate area is basically a building site: in winter, ok - in summer (etc), not somewhere to enjoy sitting outside !. 😢: the description is misleading: although it can't be changed, the view is of a housing estate, not of mountains, except low in the far distance ; it is not in nor attached to the 'real' village on the far side of the real village the staircase is 'ok' for adults but potentially dangerous for children or mobility challenged (to use a modern euphemism) although the description does imply it is small, the reality works that phrase to its limits !.