The setting was lovely, tucked away in the countryside, and it was easy to stay with dogs. The shared kitchen was large. A kettle would have been a nice addition to the kitchen.
MatkailijaHá um mês
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Sodyba Prie Tvenkinio in Kurtuvėnai offers family rooms with private bathrooms, garden or courtyard views, and soundproofing, each featuring a work desk and free toiletries. Guests enjoy a garden, terrace, outdoor fireplace, picnic area, lounge, steam room, shared kitchen, and barbecue. Free Wi‑Fi, grocery delivery, and badminton hire enhance the experience. Nearby, St. George’s Church, the Photography Museum, and the Hill of Crosses attract visitors.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The setting was lovely, tucked away in the countryside, and it was easy to stay with dogs. The shared kitchen was large. A kettle would have been a nice addition to the kitchen.
Matkailija·Há um mês
The accommodation was tidy and quiet, with a good dog‑walking area. The toilet had a “cat‑pee” smell, probably from the drain, but otherwise the kitchen was well equipped—though a kettle would have been a plus. The Wi‑Fi should also work in the rooms, not just the common areas.
Merja·Há um ano
The place offered a good, peaceful spot. A kettle would have been a useful extra.
Minna·Há um ano
The stay was good, peaceful, and the surroundings were beautiful. The host was friendly and helpful.
Paulius·Há um ano
The property was clean and the rooms were new, with comfortable beds. It was quiet, surrounded by ponds and forest, and the fish were visible in the ponds. The nearby forest made for lovely walks, and the owner was very friendly. However, the humidity was high; it was warm outside but the interior felt clammy. In room 1, there was no tool to clean the bathroom floor, so showering left the floor wet—having a way to clean and dry it would be helpful. Room 2’s bathroom had a bad odor. Mosquito nets in front of the windows would be necessary, as there are many mosquitoes.
Toomikr·Há um ano