Tinyhouse kleines Ems-Idyll

We had a very nice time in the tiny house. It is lovingly furnished and very idyllic, perfect for switching off. We have also had good experiences with the hospitality so far. We were unable to keep an appointment and were given the opportunity to rebook free of charge, which we were very grateful for. Unfortunately something unfair happened after our stay. We were accused of being dirty based on what the cleaning assistant said. This was strictly believed. What we do know is that before we left we washed everything, folded it and went through all the rooms to collect our things. Everything was presented differently and that was extremely unpleasant and really hurtful. We were stunned by the disproportionate accusations. What we could blame is that we didn't read the house rules in detail, which stated that you should take your household waste to the front barrier, and turn off the refrigerator and heating. This meant we couldn't see the garbage cans. We tied the garbage bags tightly, flushed everything away and folded it up. Forgot cold cuts and dressing in the fridge. But then we received wildly exaggerated descriptions of how we had left the apartment. When we asked for photo evidence, we received photos that didn't look anything like what we were accused of. It was claimed that the photos were only taken after the clean-up operation, which makes no sense if you want to document something. We are very disappointed with how we were presented. Our version of the story was not given any space and was simply stated as facts because the cleanup was believed. But the facts are not based on that and the photos we received do not show the alleged facts that we were asked to represent in words. Unfortunately, we have never experienced this before. My friend has been working in her parents' cleaning company since a young age and knows the injustice that can be left to cleaners. Neither I nor she would put people through anything like that. But the texts and accusations we had to read through for a whole day were bottomless. Attached I am sending the photos because of which we paid an extra cleaning fee. We were accused of more, of worse things, but strangely no photo was taken of the worse circumstances. So we had to live with the statement that these were facts because the cleaning help said so. We know that we were conscientious, even if we didn't sort everything according to house rules. That's why it was important for us to share ourselves here, even if we know how the reaction to it will make us portray it again. We are disappointed and hurt by the allegations and the language that is intended to be sold to us as criticism of the content, but is not truthful facts. Attached are the photos of the alleged contamination. Apart from this personal unpleasant experience, which of course leaves the good time sadly remembered, a really nice tiny house

We booked this accommodation for a week in July because we just wanted to have the experience of staying in a tiny house.After arriving, the vacation could begin straight away. Everything was well prepared, we also liked the contactless key reception. The tiny house is very well equipped with everything you need, and loving details have also been thought of. There was nothing missing.We found the location of the tiny house, in the quiet edge of the campsite, with trees, very, very good. So we had a pleasant coolness/freshness even on the hot days and the accommodation didn't heat up so much during the day. There was plenty of space outside, so we spent many lovely hours here during the day and evening.We stayed in the tiny house with two adults and found the space good, it's just a tiny house with beds/mattresses upstairs, which was completely OK for us. In my opinion, two adults and two children might work, but I wouldn't recommend this tiny house for four adults.We can recommend cycling, as the connection to the beautiful cycle path network in the area is in the immediate vicinity.We had a lovely time here, but we were also lucky with the weather so that a lot of things took place outside.

We were able to try out the tiny house for one night and were thrilled. We ourselves have nothing to do with camping, which doesn't matter since living in a tiny house has nothing to do with camping. Everything has been thought of on site, from barbecue equipment to a full bathroom and a dream bed right under the trees and stars! The parking space is spacious and in a great location, directly on the banks of the Ems. On the pitch itself you have enough privacy as it is somewhat secluded and the seated area invites you to get together in a cozy atmosphere! We'd love to come back!

We had a very nice time in the tiny house. It is lovingly furnished and very idyllic, perfect for switching off. We have also had good experiences with the hospitality so far. We were unable to keep an appointment and were given the opportunity to rebook free of charge, which we were very grateful for. Unfortunately something unfair happened after our stay. We were accused of being dirty based on what the cleaning assistant said. This was strictly believed. What we do know is that before we left we washed everything, folded it and went through all the rooms to collect our things. Everything was presented differently and that was extremely unpleasant and really hurtful. We were stunned by the disproportionate accusations. What we could blame is that we didn't read the house rules in detail, which stated that you should take your household waste to the front barrier, and turn off the refrigerator and heating. This meant we couldn't see the garbage cans. We tied the garbage bags tightly, flushed everything away and folded it up. Forgot cold cuts and dressing in the fridge. But then we received wildly exaggerated descriptions of how we had left the apartment. When we asked for photo evidence, we received photos that didn't look anything like what we were accused of. It was claimed that the photos were only taken after the clean-up operation, which makes no sense if you want to document something. We are very disappointed with how we were presented. Our version of the story was not given any space and was simply stated as facts because the cleanup was believed. But the facts are not based on that and the photos we received do not show the alleged facts that we were asked to represent in words. Unfortunately, we have never experienced this before. My friend has been working in her parents' cleaning company since a young age and knows the injustice that can be left to cleaners. Neither I nor she would put people through anything like that. But the texts and accusations we had to read through for a whole day were bottomless. Attached I am sending the photos because of which we paid an extra cleaning fee. We were accused of more, of worse things, but strangely no photo was taken of the worse circumstances. So we had to live with the statement that these were facts because the cleaning help said so. We know that we were conscientious, even if we didn't sort everything according to house rules. That's why it was important for us to share ourselves here, even if we know how the reaction to it will make us portray it again. We are disappointed and hurt by the allegations and the language that is intended to be sold to us as criticism of the content, but is not truthful facts. Attached are the photos of the alleged contamination. Apart from this personal unpleasant experience, which of course leaves the good time sadly remembered, a really nice tiny house