After a three‑hour drive from the north we arrived to find the entire place dark and closed, as if they had forgotten we were coming. I can't say much about the location, but after a few minutes they offered us an alternative that was tidy and organized—nothing to comment on. After the long drive we realized the place was actually closed; the host had forgotten our arrival. She answered the phone and directed us to another site, claiming it was an upgrade, yet it was farther away than we wanted. The place we received was nice, but another trip was required, and we had to call again to find the spot that looked like a construction site. They also advertised the price as including breakfast, which turned out to be false, so be careful with that detail. We were looking for a quiet, non‑noisy, peaceful stay, but we got something completely different. It could be that for the host it was an upgrade, but it wasn't what we sought or what we paid for. Their answer was: you received an upgrade, so say thanks. We didn't want an upgrade to a house in a settlement; we wanted a quiet place. Too bad.
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