“Ruined honeymoon - dirty, infested with bugs and awful hosts”
Really beautiful location. Given all the past glowing reviews, we were truly surprised by our experience here. This was a highly disappointing stay during our honeymoon. My newlywed husband and I stayed here expecting a relaxing countryside stay for our honeymoon but were met with an extreme insect presence inside the living quarters. While we absolutely expected a normal level of insects given the farmstay setting, we were not expecting dozens upon dozens of large daddy long legs spiders, scorpions, centipedes, crickets, and beetles infested in the rooms. As shown in some images below (though it won’t let us upload the videos and full gallery of what we saw), multiple spiders were hanging over the bed, thick webs and more spiders covered every corner, crawling beetles, dead and alive centipedes and other unknown insects. There was also a lack of deep cleaning, as we spent hours trying to kill insects with the broom in the room we swept up significant dust and an old pacifier from under the furniture. We spent over three hours on our first night simply clearing the room so we could sleep. The next morning, we brought these concerns to the host. The dismissed the situation as "normal for the countryside" and noted that it was fine because “no guests have ever died from it”. While we completely understand hosts may not be aware of an infestation we tried to give the benefit of the doubt. We asked if there were a different room we may be able to move to that lack these issues which we were indeed offered. This new room was called “the Nest” which had not yet been lived in – this also turned out to be a nightmare. While at first glance it seemed to have fewer insects (though even then we saw at least 5-10 spiders sprawling the walls in a tiny space) as my husband was killing the insects in the newer room before we moved our stuff in, he noticed loud, continuous gnawing sounds coming from within the main wooden beam directly above the bed.
Jerni·Il y a 4 mois