Cabin Review

Our cabin, number 314, was tiny two single beds separated by a small chest of drawers. If this was not bad enough the toilet / shower cubicle was appalling. The toilet seat was painted a hideous pink and the paint was peeling, the shower area had mould growing on the floor and up the walls. My wife went to the reception and said she would not stay in the cabin the response was that problems would be resolved which they were – the toilet seat was replaced and the shower cubicle was re-grouted which meant that we were unable to have a shower until the grout had set. The cabin was so cramped that my wife and I had to take turns when changing our clothes one of us would have to lay on a bed to let the other get changed, There was so little hanging space that most of our clothes were left in our suitcases which had to be manoeuvred under each bed as there was so little floor space.

The cabin opposite clearly had a problem with dampness there were two industrial air blowers in the cabin and in the hallway and at another time there were further air blowers in other parts of the hallway with the over-whelming smell of damp carpets.