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3 giugno 2024
This was my second visit to this camp. Mainly because I enjoyed the first visit. Unfortunately, I had issues. I have mobility challenges and had email before my arrival for a tent close to reception. I was using a walking stick, and my leg was strapped. However, we were given a garden tent, which was a fair way from reception and over very uneven ground/pathway. At the tent, there were several steps to the door. Also, the tent wasn't ready, problems with the electrics and the external furniture was not ready. I was upset at this point I was in a lot of pain. One of the staff asked what the problem was and after explaining I couldn't manage, his reply was "get a wheelchair". Rude, offensive and unhelpful. I brought my concerns to a manager who assured me that we would be moved to a different "very nice" tent in the morning. I left it there. However, we did not eat that evening as I couldn't make the walk to the dining room. The next day, I experienced some frostiness from the staff who were aware of what had transpired. Even those staff who were friendly and remembered us from last year were somewhat cool. We were moved to a tent which was fine but had no river views. I was aware of the high volume of rain and was informed riverbank tents were not being used. How is it possible, then, that i spoke to several different people who were in river bank tents. I will tolerate many things but being lied to is a step too far. The camp is quite large with a pool, restaurant, lounge area, bar, shop and reception. Tents are very large and well equipped with very good toiletries and terraces/balconies. Food is buffet style with good choices. Pool is OK but does need some renovation. Apart from the lush and well kept landscape, there are signs of age and neglect. They are renovating tents and that is a good start but there needs to be awareness of areas visible to guests such as broken tables, dumped, in view of diners.
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