The good and bad. Please read till the end. I'm not sure if the host can text and ask for the nationality of the guests. In fact, Mr. Sharam Baraki asked my nationality. My reply was, "Afghan-Canadian". Sharam's reply was, "Afghan" only. I think this was the good part for me. However, I found the temperature inside the chalet to be extremely hot which ranged between 26°C up to 29°C, despite the AC being kept on. The AC is standing inside the first floor, close to the kitchen on the side of dining table, making less space for dining. The AC is not powerful enough to cool down this chalet. Normally, shouldn't the ACs be installed upstairs so that the colder air flows down? Unfortunately, the host in relates the inside temperature with temperature outside. That's very dishonest. The outside temperature was not at extreme. Even if it was, It has nothing to do with that. The AC should cool down the room. The second major inconvenience was the BBQ grill, there was no propane gas in it. We paid for that and were disappointed, nevertheless, we managed to cook our food using the stove inside. As a guest, in my honest opinion, you have to be careful how others have rated this space before. I would not recommend to use this space at all, not because of outside temperature but the fact that the AC is not made for that kind of space. Would you want to be asked about your nationality from the host? I tell you the answer, No, neither you want extreme heat inside 4 ur safety

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