Dihan Evasion- Outdoor accommodations

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Stunning site back to nature with an eco ethos which we love. The treehouses were quirky each one unique and far enough apart to give you complete privacy. The pool and communal areas are very well thought out and beautifully decorated. Lovely charcuterie board and drinks at bar. Beautiful woodland. Games Tim was a lovely addition.
  : I know it has to be a compostable toilet in the treehouse but the bag broke once so giving more bags and suggesting double bagging would be helpful and biodegradable wipes for hygiene. Some glasses and plates to use if self catering would be good too. Hooks on the entrance wall to hang coats/towels would be helpful as space is confined.

Wonderful
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Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The open spaces
  : The mosquitos. Sleeping pod was next to a pond and the mosquitos were crazy, I had over 30 bites on the first evening. There was no hot water.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : This ex farm has been redeveloped for green tourism, and the wooded, gently managed setting is delightful. Theres plenty of common room area, and a fantastic swimming pool and deck. Breakfast brought to your chalet by electric golf cart in a basket is a nice feature.
  : Our chalet was barely the size of a dog kennel, which I wasnt aware of when I booked (all the other chalets look spacious, including two very new looking and very upmarket treehouses (actually on stilts). Our host seemed rather disorganized, so we were kept waiting and guessing for things we requested. The mozzy net did turn up and was a life saver as the mosquitoes were numerous and hungry, but I dont think we should have needed to ask for it. Breakfast was VERY late (but good). We had quite a distance to cycle that day so were anxious to get started.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The location is gorgeous and secluded in full nature. A beautiful get away. There was a train passing by every half hour or so, but that didn't really bother us. I would've preferred the electrical fence to be further away from our accommodation so it would give the kids space to enjoy the field, now we were separated from it. We got breakfast delivered to our door every morning, with fresh coffee, croissants, baguettes and marmelade. I did buy some yogurts myself, because that is how I prefer my breakfast, but it was nice to have breakfast in bed. The swimming pool is centrally located and beautifully made of wood. For the kids there were limited hours that they could access the pool, reserving most time until 14.00 (bar one hour) for adults or women. Which is good if you're an adult, but too bad if you're not. The yurt is beautifully decorated. Staff on site is very friendly.
  : Price/quality ratio is really high, not worth the money. We paid 280 euro per night for a family of 4, including breakfast. The yurt is pretty, but is small and has no amenities. Having no water or electricity was not a big problem for us, but as an accommodation that is advertised as a glamping perfect for families on their own site, we found it severely lacking on other parts: Kids need food, and there were no cutlery, plates, glasses or any means to prepare food or drinks, no communal fridge. No means to wash the plates we had brought ourselves (and we got some plates from them later), except in the shared bathroom sink. There was a dry toilet, but situated right next to our beds in the tent. The yurt was very small for four, and no storage space to put our things. Worse was the reaction of the owner when we explained all this in an email. We explained to the owner that with "glamping" we'd expect a combination of camping -i.g. being able to prep food yourself- with a bit more luxury, comparable to what they offer in some of their other accommodations. We felt mislead by their website as they explained they were more of an ecolodge than a glamping. We were quite taken aback by their condescending reaction stating that the mismatch was our own fault, since we were clearly looking for the type of luxury camping that offers slides, 'conviviality' and mobile homes. Even though the things we found lacking were available in their other accommodations. They blamed us and blamed Booking, but when we pointed out that their own website also stated it was perfect as a 'glamping for families' and not as an 'ecolodge', they stopped responding. Very rude.