This is a remote location, and as such, we were able to walk out our door and see the northern lights. The room was small but clean and comfortable. We arrived late on the day of our check-in, so it would've been helpful to know we needed to pick up food before arriving. It is at least a 20 km roundtrip to do so, and if it is late (after 6pm) many stores are closed. This accommodation is a work in progress, so don't expect a flawless experience. They are getting some kinks worked out. The heat did go out one evening. However, when I called to report it, they were already working on it and had it restored soon. The contactless check-in means you will get an email with a code to retrieve your room key from the lockbox on the door. In theory this is nice. However, with the remoteness of the location and the southeast being less hospitable to tourists traveling on their own, some contact would have been nice. There is no reception area to ask questions about activities or where to go for food, you are on your own. Knowing what to expect will help make the experience a positive one to remember.