Muhu Leeni Glamping

Fresh air, walking around the courtyard, sauna, and a bath. The woman who lit the sauna brought plates, cups, glasses, spoons, and a kettle at our request. The chairs were dirty outside and we couldn’t sit there. Inside the tent were two clean chairs plus one already used and filthy by someone else (they said we could use them and clean them ourselves). The wine glasses were filthy. The flowers in the vases were wilted and the water looked like it hadn’t been changed in a while. I had hoped to finally relax outside in the advertised quiet and peace, but the reality was that in the morning the neighbors started building. If I had wanted to hear construction noise, I wouldn’t have taken such a long path. Too bad. The disappointment is huge because expectations were high.

Kaari·Há um mês

This place is magical; the landscapes, the pathway to the sea, and the yard feel very inspiring. The tent was cozy, and the hosts were friendly and kind. I wish there were a shower option.

Beta·Há 2 meses

“Suur aitäh mõnusa puhkuse ja ilusa Muhu-kogemuse eest! Soovitame kindlasti ka teistele, kes otsivad rahulikku ja erilist”

Very nice and cozy, location is good.

Agnes·Há 2 meses

It’s basically a tent that lacks any comforts – there’s no hot water (you apparently have to pay for sauna access to get it), no shower and no bathroom at all. Only extreme nature lovers might find it tolerable.

Jose·Há 2 meses

“Struttura con tante opportunità di miglioramento.”

The spot is great, just a five‑minute bike ride from the Virtsu ferry along Eurovelo 10, you can light a fire in a designated area of the spacious garden, sunrise sunlight streams into the tent, the beds are comfortable and the price is excellent. However, the description is misleading: the toilet is a dry pit in a tiny external box with no water, there’s no sink – only an external hose at the back of the wooden sauna structure or a faucet and basin inside the sauna that must be emptied manually in the garden, and calling it a “luxury camping” seems inaccurate because most camps have a proper bathroom with a sink. Also, the claim of a “private beach” doesn’t fit, since you have to cross a wide marshy area with dense coastal vegetation to reach the sea, and a beach usually implies a simple stretch of sand, stones or gravel suitable for swimming. Finally, there were too many mosquitoes and specific treatments should be provided.

Francesco·Há 2 meses