“JWD für einen Kurztrip”
The accommodation was quietly located, giving easy access to the sea and to Leeuwarden, and it really was that way; otherwise it was quite far from everything else. The holiday park where the accommodation is situated is still not fully finished. Next to it, just 100 m to the right across the water, is the town Westergeast, which is very cute, with many historical information boards, beautiful houses, and a restaurant. The photos show exactly what you get. Everything is still very new and definitely practical. There is no wardrobe; you slide your stuff under the pleasantly high bed. Otherwise it is exactly what you imagine a tiny house to be, reduced to the essentials. The kitchen had everything you need for up to one day, after which you have to wash dishes. The front door can be opened wide for good ventilation. On the side you can pull out a mosquito screen, so you can sleep with the door open—great. How warm it will be in the summer in the little house, though… There is no mosquito screen for the bathroom window. The terrace is very large, and you can turn on the lighting in the evenings. Waste separation is practiced—very good! The description states that bedding/towels are extra, which confused us, but we accepted the risk. It turned out that you only need to book towels; prices for them are unfortunately nowhere listed. The bed was unfortunately quite soft. The kettle takes a long time to heat a small amount of water. A review mentioned fuses that can be switched on again after overload; we did not find them, but a general note on this problem would be useful. At night the shower leaked. The sink in the bathroom is really tiny.
Olaf6 months ago