Te'Dreri - Llogora Tourist Village

Location: Set in a picturesque National Park, the hotel offers a stunning natural environment with roaming deer and serene surroundings. It provides a perfect escape from the bustling tourist areas, ideal for families and nature enthusiasts.

On the bright side, the location is good, there are deer on the property, and the restaurant staff is friendly. Sadly, that's where the positives end. Restaurant and Food The food tastes good, but that's about it. The dishes are chipped and have a grayish film. The water cooler is filthy and stained, making it unpleasant to touch. The coffee is terrible, and the tea is cold. Is it really that difficult to properly wash the dishes and replace the broken ones? It's clear a significant amount of money was invested in the restaurant's interior, and the food itself isn't bad, but the sheer lack of cleanliness makes dining here an unpleasant experience. Hotel Grounds Upon entering the hotel, there's a checkpoint where they sell deer feed. The woman working there doesn't speak a single word of English, not even numbers. Seriously, couldn't she learn at least the numbers? That would take two hours at most. The grounds themselves are covered in deer droppings, which are only cleaned once a day. It's impossible to walk without stepping in them. What's the problem with sweeping at least the pathways three to four times a day? It would take a maximum of 2-3 hours and have a huge positive impact. Hotel Interior Dirt, dirt, and more dirt. Interestingly, there's no dust, but all the walls in the hallways are grimy. What's the problem with simply wiping a stain with a rag? Or touching up the paint if needed? The carpets are in urgent need of professional cleaning, and the elevator buttons are sticky with grime. Pool and Sauna Imagine a pool with chipped tiles and black mold everywhere. There's a slimy, sticky substance on the steps. It's utterly disgusting and nauseating. The sauna smells of dampness and mustiness. Rooms We stayed in a two-bedroom suite. It had clearly been recently renovated, and the furniture and building materials were obviously expensive. But once again, there was dirt and a complete lack of thoughtful interior design. There's no closet or any alternative for storing clothes – only hooks. Am I supposed to hang my underwear on display for everyone to see? Or does the designer think people only walk around in jackets with nothing underneath? In the children's bedroom, there weren't even hooks. In the bathroom, there's nowhere to hang towels... and countless other design flaws. In terms of cleanliness, there was even cobweb on the mirror, mold in the bathroom, disgustingly sticky light switches, and a smelly refrigerator. In short, run as far away from this hotel as you can. Find something better.

You can feed the deers, have some nice lunch there, walk trough the park/forest (we also got lost there, because at some point the yellow signs stopped, was not very fun calling for help so they would locate us and help us out) but it was all in all really fantastic experience! highly recommend :) especially for those with kids