Alpen Bliss Chalet - HQ2

Hey Arthur! Thanks for the review, I'm glad to hear the Elk graced you all with their presence. Always a treat. There is a second full set of silverware in another drawer in the kitchen, maybe you didn't find that drawer? Either way, we'll take a peek at the current inventory of silver and glassware. Things do sometimes break or disappear over time. Thanks for the note. -Reid

Thanks Errin! Please come back anytime. For those curious about internet, it is possible to do video calls / work remotely, and it is also possible to do Netflix streaming. However the key to make this work smoothly is for everyone to disconnect their phones and computers from the network while that single device is in use. Our phones suck a ton of data even when they're sitting idle in a pocket, and there's just not much bandwidth available through DSL. The good news is that I just installed high speed Starlink satellite internet yesterday. It's much faster (30-80mbps), and works really well with streaming. However it's not a perfect solution for live video given that the satellites go out of view for a few seconds periodically throughout the day. Once we get more satellites, we'll be off to the races. Another option, if folks need to use multiple devices at once, or have important calls, is to serve up a hotspot from your phone (by the window gets the best reception). TMobile, AT&T and a Verizon all get a couple bars out there. It's not lightning fast but suffices. I've been working from home for Amazon doing video calls without issue using a combo of the DSL and Hotspot, and keeping other devices disconnected from WiFi. With Starlink now we're in a better state yet. But yes, this is a rural town so definitely good for folks to temper expectations on connectivity :)