The cabin had everything we needed for the two of us, with a kitchen nook that featured a super efficient two‑ring induction hob; the hot tub was lovely for relaxing after long walks. The restaurant closed at 5 pm when we were there (early June), but they served fabulous cinnamon rolls, and the staff were super friendly, giving the place a relaxed, surfer vibe. The cabin had very little storage—no wardrobes—so we used the sauna (which was off) for our bags. The cabin overlooked a grassy area used for staff parking at the back, other accommodation, the restaurant, and guest parking at the front. A family had set up a camper at the back, which could have spoiled our privacy, but they moved. It’s unclear if that area can be used for camping. The pictures made it look like the cabins overlooked the sea, but the sea is a 10‑minute walk through the village.
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