Holiday homes & apartments
in Mol

House looked different in the picture. great house in terms of space and location. Lots of outdoor space Points of attention were the mattresses (bad mattresses) and the dust in the house (a lot of dust under the bed)

The new part of the park looks neat. It is still relatively new, so open structure and not in the middle of the woods. Views of the water features are fantastic. The "Villa" looked neat, nothing broken and everything clean. Points of attention are the (regular) cleaning of the shower drain (otherwise you can swim after showering) and an insect screen in front of the bedroom windows. In the summer the necessary mosquitoes that are present. Small investment but great pleasure. Also excellent WiFi available so great for the children. Highly recommended.

Bad. We had a residence ticket (1A 1U B6 9C) for house type Pavilion 6. At the reception we received house key 404, which turned out to be a real type, namely Hackfort 6. We immediately went back to the reception. "We don't know any better, so then you have to call Belvilla, they have" shot "this house at our place, then they will". They also said “The lay-out of these 2 types of houses are otherwise identical. In other words, is this house good too? ”But of course I couldn't check that. I only see one house. The house next to number 404 seemed to me - based on the photo on the residence ticket - a Pavilion 6 type. Seen from the outside, it seemed to me that the surface could be the same size, but looked a bit more modern. No sloping roof, but a higher flat roof and more windows. I have not seen the inside, this house was also inhabited and I am not going to bother those people with my problem. At first it seemed to us that this house looked quite satisfactory. So back to the reception and I called Belvilla on the spot. At one point I let the employee of Belvilla who I had on the phone (with my phone) communicate with the reception employee of EuroParcs. After a while the conversation ended and it was decided that the receptionist would find out what was going on and what a solution would be sought. After a telephone conversation with someone (also from Europarcs?) And a search in the computer system, the answer was, “oh yes ………. There has just been a fire and we have moved around with housing reservations, but we have omitted you from this change. to notify. Our apologies. But can you also settle for this house? ”I said I don't know what the differences really are and at first glance it looked reasonable. "But do you offer anything in return, some kind of leniency arrangement?" They would think about that and as soon as they get to it internally