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"Gorgeous rooms - spacious galore and terrific staff! Amenities, golf course, basketball courts, tennis courts, Pickleball courts -you name it, they have it and the weather was just beautiful!!"

"Staff was nice, breakfast was quite good! My room had a bit of a mildew/moldy smell, my colleagues reported the same so I didn't ask for a different room. "

"The main challenge for this property is the distance to any available parking. The available parking incurs extra payment, and is located at least 300 meters away from the property. Public parking at the town square is also paid and a long distance away. The other challenge is the breakfast. Not included, but you have the option of getting something to eat or drink at their adjacent restaurant. The room was clean, and the staff was OK. Claudia, the receptionist, was great, considering it was Christmas day."

"All good. Great golf. Value for money on the rooms "

"Massive house with lots of indoor and outdoor space."

"The pool, garden, outdoor kitchen and the view are lovely. We had some great meals sitting outside by the pool. Communication was difficult and I don't believe the English listing was accurate. I know that I searched for properties with AC and a pool, as we were traveling with my 80 year old family member. But the listing does not say AC. This property does not have air conditioning, and gets very hot. The shutters are unsecured so they bang back and forth in any wind. In spite of Uschi's assurances, there are indeed plenty of mosquitoes if you leave the windows open. If you don't mind that, it's a lovely house. It could do with a deep cleaning, lots of spider webs. It also apparently listed the need to bring your own towels on the German listing, but not on the English. I have never had to bring my own linens to any VRBO ever, and with small luggage weight limits flying from overseas, I would not have booked here had I known. If you want to watch TV, you must bring your own DVDs. The listing mentions cable/satellite, but is not accurate. If you want music, you must bring CDs or cassettes. It felt a bit like camping but in a house abandoned in the 80s. "