Viajes a Sear Todo Incluido Vuelo + Hotel

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Low budget accomodation and we (myself, son and daughter, both teenagers) had a lovely time here. Breakfast was rather basic but you had ham, cheese, yoghurts, cereals, muffins, fruits, baguette ...every day. Hot milk, cold milk, lactose free milk too. Kids arrived too for a holiday camp but they were well behaved and polite. We could have our breakfast in a seperate room because of that. Swimming pool was gorgeous. Really big and 1m70cm at the deepest. Was maintained every night with a cleaning robot. Only 1 negative point was that reception wasn't always manned and the provided telephone number stayed unanswered on a couple of occasions. But if you look around, even in the kitchen, someone came out and sorted your issue. Beds were made every day and bathroom tidied up. Shampoo sachets and wrapped soap. Shower knob had no hanger but this wasn't such on issue for us. Walk in shower.

We had a lovely stay ant the location is as expected in a great little part of the national park. The place is as in the pictures and whilst we didnt use the pool it looks fab and the hot tub was ideal. The local restaurant was very welcoming and the nearby old bridge could hsve been a scene out of Brigadoon..... fantastic. There are the useual few quirkes with staying in older remote towns but it shouldn't put you off as presumably if you are looking at staying here you will appreciate that already. And anyway... if you do haveva an issue the communication is excellent. Buy your groceries before you arrive and research your hikes before you arrive and hou will have a great stay.

It’s a beautiful hotel in a stunning location, brand new and very clean. The spa is amazing and the views are wonderful. It’s very remote, so if you want to “do anything” or eat outside of the hotel you will need a car. The staff were lovely, even if in some cases they spoke limited English (which is understandable).

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