Hideaway Vingård på Fejø - Solaris hytten

By mistanke i booked the wrong dates initially and everything was sorter out quickly. Thank you

Summa summarum: The stay did not live up to the price and glamping concept for us. For a lower price, the level of service would have been acceptable, but for just over 1400 DKK per night, it did not meet our expectations. The cabin: The terrace is cozy, and the cabins are well-placed and undisturbed. A sofa bed for sleeping, which is cramped if you are over 190 cm tall. A door that cannot be closed. A kitchenette that lacks fundamental tools, such as kitchen knives, pans, and pots. A compost bin in the middle of the terrace filled with food scraps from the previous week's guests. This detracts from our experience of the cabin. The bathroom/toilet and urinal are about 60 meters from the nearest cabin. You share with the other cabin and the restaurant itself. So it is not easy to be the glamorous type who wants to have a long bath or a good time in the toilet. It is also at the toilet where you have to fetch water. For water collection, there is one approximately 5-liter glass jar in the cabin. I would not describe the water collection as a glamorous part of the stay either. It would be a small service from the host's side to ensure that guests have fresh water every day. Another not very glamorous part of the stay was that you had to rinse your own dishes. Rinsing dishes is not a problem in itself, but when you do not have running water in the cabin, you still have to go down to the kitchen to rinse off. So it is not far to do the dishes yourself when there is an industrial dishwasher in the kitchen. It would again be easy service points from the host if you did not have to deal with the dishes. The farm: The actual area with the restaurant is beautiful, with a charming winery reminiscent of the Mediterranean. There are some lovely fruit trees in the garden. The backyard is decorated with weeds and an old caravan. The walk from the courtyard up to the cabin passes by 3 tin sheds, which are stuffed with things that remind you that you need to clean up your own garage. You should not be afraid of dogs, as their dog runs freely on the site. It is undoubtedly a good dog that they have well under control in the family, but it can easily seem intimidating, growl threateningly, and bark, even at guests it has met before, if the family is not nearby. Breakfast: An okay selection for breakfast. The bread was a really good experience. At breakfast, a couple of guests asked if they could have some more coffee. In that connection, the host politely asked if we would like more coffee. "No, thank you." And poof, the host took our coffee pot and gave it to the other guests. This is some of the most awkward service I have experienced. It puts all guests in an awkward position. - We could probably have emptied our own coffee pot, and the other guests would have appreciated a fresh pot of coffee. The future: Ensuring that there is fresh water in the cabins every day and emptied compost bins, that the cabins are equipped with fundamental kitchen utensils, without guests having to deal with the dishes, are things that would earn an extra star in our book. Next, a better bed, better bathroom/toilet facilities, and a cleared path to the cabins could raise the level even higher. But it all depends on the overall service mindset improving.