Lazy Inn

Traveling with a dog.

I visited with my entire family and our dog for my father's birthday present. The grass on the approach to the room was neatly trimmed, but the back of the garden was overgrown, which made me a bit scared, wondering if snakes might appear. Probably, it's better for security to have grass... The room was incredibly clean! Not only the room, but also the dog goods we borrowed had no trace of other dogs, so our dog was able to stay comfortably. The meat and vegetables prepared for the barbecue at night were delicious, and we were kindly taught how to use the gas grill, so we could use it comfortably. It turned out super tasty! Since the operating company changed in August, it seems that a morning basket option was added for breakfast. When we requested it, the bread was slightly sweet and chewy, and it was incredibly delicious! It was so voluminous that we felt sorry for leaving some. However, perhaps because the operating company changed, there were no dog treats, and the herbal tea, bath salts, and ice cream I saw in other reviews were gone, which was a bit disappointing. Also, the amenities being John Masters was great, but the body soap bottle was hard to use because they put a regular liquid type in a foam dispenser. Swaying in the hammock was fun too, and I want to visit again.

No cutlery was provi...

No cutlery was provided with breakfast. There was no straw for the milk despite a straw hole, no spoon for the soup or yogurt, and no fork or chopsticks for the salad, which came in a tube-shaped container. Additionally, there were no serving plates. Attempts to contact staff were unsuccessful, and I couldn't eat my meal. The staff seemed unfriendly as well. Breakfast was handed over at the entrance with just a simple "Here you go."

We stayed with four adults and one dog. It felt a bit cramped, but surprisingly, we were able to relax and take it easy.