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My boyfriend and I stayed in March for our anniversary one night. Everything beautiful, except the trend of ants: we found some on bed and bedside tables... but as long as they are ants it's fine. But the problem arises during the night when we both feel severe itching (which continues throughout the day) and then go home and find ourselves full of ticks. We cannot have taken them from elsewhere as it was the only place we frequented during our stay. Nice place, but bring your repellent:)

There was no wifi in my cabin, the signal doesn’t reach that far. As I was working remotely this was a huge issue for me, and the hotel didn’t offer any solutions except to work in their reception area. Also the food in the buffet is very poor value for 21 euros, but as the hotel is far from everything, there are no kitchen facilities and taxis are so expensive there is no other option. My bathroom also was old and worn, and no toiletries are provided except shower gel. The site is also very dark, you need to use your phone light to get around after dark. My hot tub also wasn’t very hot. The hut was cute but the other issues made the stay disappointing.

The glamping is attached to the hotel of the same name, so for meals you will have to walk about 50m, as the entrances are really close. There are plenty of car parks reserved for customers, so you shouldn't have any problems. There are a total of 8 houses; three of these overlook the valley, therefore they have a better view, while the others overlook the garden. In particular, the 6, 7 and 8 have a truly magnificent view, which leaves you speechless. I was lucky enough to stay in room 6 for two nights, and waking up immersed in the clouds and with the valley in front of me was unique. In any case they are all wonderful, graceful and well furnished; they all have a very comfortable hot tub outside. In the cold months, bring a bathrobe to use as soon as you get out of the tub, because the temperatures here can be really low, and in any case the transition from the boiling water to the outside environment is very noticeable. The bathrooms are 30-40m away, really comfortable, everyone has their own, so you don't risk running into strangers; keep in mind that the inside is really really hot, so don't dress warmly to go to the bathroom otherwise you will have to sweat! Even the houses are very very hot thanks to the radiant heating, so I recommend keeping the temperature low to avoid having a very high temperature, especially at night. The meals (both breakfast and dinner) are buffet style, truly excellent, full of different types of dishes to please everyone; the quality seemed really good to me. Pay attention to the food you take because, unfortunately, I have noticed that many foreigners tend to "test" the food by picking it up and feeling it, and then putting it back down; really really rude guests, and unsuitable for community life. Nonetheless, glamping is truly amazing, a once in a lifetime experience, because it is 101% worth it.