We rented a yurt for 3 nights with two people. The materials were outdated, the kitchen utensils were hopeless, the carpeting was worn, etc. We paid €361 all-inclusive. For this price, you can get a room/hotel with breakfast, sheets, pillows, blankets, and heating included. We couldn't find any understanding from the owner/manager, Ben. It's a shame, we won't be returning!

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A wonderful campsite 🏕️, peaceful, with lots of birds, chickens and a rooster roaming the grounds, and two llamas, five geese, and three donkeys in their own pasture. And then there are some Jersey cows in another field, which come and go. We mainly dealt with the owner, Ben. He's a very friendly man who enjoys a chat, checking in every day to see how things are going, engaging in pleasant conversations, and showing interest. The sanitary facilities are very basic. You have to be able to handle that. The showers are wonderfully warm! We've just spent 10 days there, with our own tent. The Mongolian tents are also fantastic to see, especially inside, of course. We highly recommend it!

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The owner is very friendly and often comes by for a chat. The toilets were very poorly cleaned, and there was no paper or soap for washing hands. The showers were actually quite dirty, although the shower was incredibly hot. The bathroom fixtures are very basic and outdated; many things were loose and crooked. There was no hot water for washing dishes; not ideal. The price-quality ratio is not good. Two nights for one person in a campervan with electricity was almost €50.

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