We stayed for the first time in July for a week with our 5 year old. The real positive if that they keep children happy and busy with a very friendly atmosphere pervading throughout. The morning trip to petting farm, swimming lesson, tennis lesson, crafts and activities with positive staff is great. The adult guests all seem to be of a similar demographic (driven by the cost undoubtedly) and the intermittent conversation in the bar area is a positive.
The negatives:
- the rooms are under-invested for this level of cost (€1,400 per night for family of 3). All just a bit too tired.
- the biggest issue is the food. There is effectively no evening meal provided. Three nights you are delivered a plate with heating instructions! Two nights they babysit so you can spend €250 on dinner in one of a couple of restaurants. Finally they do a wine and cheese night (cheap wine and poor meat/cheese) and then a tapas bought from Lidl (thing samosa, chicken legs, mini beef burgers etc). Even breakfast is pastries, tiny meat/cheese selection and cereal - no cooked choice which means even no eggs. All meals are just taken in the bar area as there is no seated eating area.
- it can feel quite claustrophobic as you are with just 6 other families and the resort is in the middle of the forest. Main problem is that mean no views as the surrounding trees are above the height of the resort
Overall it’s fine, the kids are happy but with poor food and average accommodation it should be half the price.