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"Hotel for sports enthusiasts"

"Dogs barking at 7am and 11pm in the hotel next to our room less desirable"

"The property is a bit old."

"Nice location for a relaxing time. If you have children other parks would have more facilities."

"The property we stayed in wasn't the one in the picture, they were on the site at a different location. The park was very nice with trees between accommodation, seemed fairly quite, but we went at a quiet time of year.The mobile home had several faults, it wasn't the one we thought we were getting. The shower head had broken and wouldn't fix up so you had to hold it, water very hot. The toilet leaked and there was no toilet lid. The windows, especially the patio doors were very dirty and streaked and there was a hole in the wall above the TV, looked like someone had punched it. The overall cleanliness wasn't very good."

"Wonderful place to stay! Thank you "

"The place was clean and not hard to find, the one problem we had was the fact that the park gates close at 23:00 with no option to open them. we arrived late due to our flight being late, and one of the family members had an injury which made walking a very painful experience and yet we had to walk to the other side of the park (where our unit was) with no option to drive there."

"House, appliances, first class. One bedside light was broken. Coffee maker espresso button doesn’t work. One leg on a low table in the living area is connected with 2 screws iso the required 6 screws. If the table is moved in a certain direction there is great change the leg collapsing. Location: great. Major issue: We got en incorrect access card to the gate. The explanation we got from the location manager: Check-in was very busy (not true when we checked in) and staff prepared one-week access cards in advance, because most guests were staying for one week. Is staff ease more important than customer service? We stayed 2 weeks, so our card was wrong. On a tied schedule we had to leave one morning at 7:00 and couldn’t. Central office responded with an automatic message “call local office”. The local office responded with an automatic message “the office is open at 9:00”. The lady who answered the phone when we called the central emergency number could not activate the gate. At 7:30 two workers entered the gate and with their phone were able to open the gate. We received apologies but no information that makes us confident that such a failure cannot happen again."