Okay if you’re looking for something affordable.
I had to have a late check in, chose 7-9pm. Arrived 830pm and had to wait 20 minutes for someone to come to the office after ringing the host, the site and ringing the after hours bell which I was advised to. Upgraded to a Cottage which is one of their listings as I chose a cabin but didn’t release it didn’t come with an en-suite, sorting that out during the day was fine however the male staff who attended after hours described the room as a different name apart from Cottage as it was listed and we had to show each other pictures to see if it was the same room I agreed to. After all of that, we arrived to the room - WiFi didn’t connect, had to drive back to the reception office to get the staff member to do this.
Room wise - TV was glitchy and staticy, never showed consistent picture so watching TV was out of the question. Bathroom window has no security latch and opens wide - being a holiday park there are a lot of people who stay there so it made me feel unsafe and uncomfortable but there’s no other way to get ventilation in. There were stains on the chair and the buttons on the wall heater was greasy. No hand soap - which I found weird considering COVID precautions. There’s a plug that says do not turn off which is the mini fridge - this was the worst part of the stay, in the middle of the night all you heard was the fridge just a consistent electric buzzing that did not stop. I didn’t get any sleep at all, luckily my sisters a deep sleeper and didn’t wake up. Only one toilet roll was given and the soap dispenser in the shower doesn’t actually say if it’s body wash, shampoo or conditioner so you don’t know what you’re using. I brought my own toiletries with me l.
Positives - beds were comfy, tea and coffee available and the electric blankets were great since we are now in winter and affordability