“Een heerlijke, vrije escape tussen de karstbergen”
We really needed the freedom we found at the glamping site. We arrived a bit ill and needed a few days to recover. Olivier and Komon took excellent care of us. Besides answering all our questions with love, Komon even accompanied us to the hospital to help and translate. The housekeeper was very friendly, made delicious omelets, brought homemade mango jam for breakfast, and fetched special tea that helped us feel better. Both of them stopped by every day for a friendly chat but also gave us plenty of space to do our own thing. That’s why the glamping felt truly like home. The tent was exactly what we expected: a (spacious) dome with a huge bed, air‑conditioning, and a fan. The large fridge was a nice addition. The outdoor bathroom was beautiful and fully equipped. The pool was refreshing, the hammocks were great and added a nice vibe, and there were plenty of spots in the sun or shade. Even if the glamping was full, you still had enough options. The glamping is a bit further from the city and on a busy road. We personally didn’t mind because walking 20 minutes isn’t too bad (the nearest ATM and most eateries are close), but otherwise you can easily rent a bike or scooter (Olivier and Komon help you with that). The road is the main route to all sights and activities, so many tuk‑tuks pass by, but we didn’t find that disturbing. Moreover, because it’s a bit further away, you don’t have to leave the glamping to see the best sunsets. The only downside was that, being ill, we were content with two slices of toast for breakfast with a bit of fruit. The choice was to add an egg, like an omelet or scrambled eggs. I can see how a slightly more varied (more or different fruit, or yogurt, for example) or more extensive breakfast could make people even happier. We would have liked it if the trash was collected every day, even in the tent. These comments are very small compared to the positives, so we would only recommend the glamping!
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