Lavendelmond Glamping

“Niet naartoe gaan, ook al is t goedkoop”

The half‑roofed area couldn’t be closed at all, and there were no visible photos, so I wasn’t aware of this. Everything was dirty, broken, and the service was bad.

Greeneye60·3 weeks ago

“Dikke NUL”

There was nothing at all. Yes, the description called it a tent, but even that was not comparable. It was a half‑roofed area closed on two sides, with a pipe hanging under two sheets on one side, more for sun protection than anything else, used for shade for a camper. One side was completely open and had a swing. The only nice thing was the view. The shower only had cold water, as did the sink tap in the toilet. The lady’s comment was “this is nature.” The space could not be closed off at all, there was no wardrobe, which isn’t a big deal. The photos on the site don’t show that it can’t be closed. There was a lot of trouble. First, that it could be closed in any way. With bad weather it was wetter than in a tent. It was a corrugated‑sheet construction that wasn’t insulated. It couldn’t be closed even if two sides were open. The owner called it “glamping,” but it was nowhere near a normal tent. The shower water was cold, as was the sink. So you had to boil water for warmth. The lady had said I would bring all the bedding myself, but that wasn’t true; I had to bring extra because it could be cold. There was nothing, so the extra I had was insufficient, while the ad said it would be provided. The ad also claimed a private parking spot, but that wasn’t the case. I arrived in a camper van, but it only fit on a normal parking space; even the spot that might have been free was still too small for a mini. Also, the ad mentioned a sauna on the premises, but I was refused a look. I can’t remember us discussing it. To get to the accommodation you had to climb a slope with no handholds. The place was dirty and broken. You had to cross the grounds where ponies ran loose, and they could get near the accommodation, but there was still a fence around. The only way to bring your stuff up was to lug it, risking slips, or use a dolly. No, this isn’t a place I’ll ever go again. Maybe the surroundings, but not this accommodation. Zero.

Willy·A month ago

It was an absolutely great experience, and I would always recommend it. Unfortunately, there was no way to leave your clothes.

Söllner·A month ago

“Een bijzondere en originele verblijfsplaats en een zeer behulpzame gastvrouw.”

The experience of truly being outdoors and sleeping was great, surrounded by animals. Simple, comfortable, and atmospheric. It would have been even better if there were some lighting.

Miranda·2 months ago

You sleep in the open air with the comfort of a real bed. Because of the open construction, many insects come through the holes in the mosquito net at night. The pillows and blanket are also quite low.

Mcmounty·3 months ago