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Elīna un Mārtiņ, Liels paldies par lielisko pavadīto laiku un garšīgo ēdienu. Superīga vieta atpūtai un iedvesmas meklēšanai. Ar sveicienu no Kuldīgas Inta Rieta View all feedback.
Maldinoša nometnes Laimīgā es reklāma. Saimnieki diemžēl iepriekš nebrīdina, ka nometnē piedalās vairāk cilvēku, nekā viņi reāli kvalitatīvi spēj uzņemt, līdz ar to pamatīgi zaudē saņemtā pakalpojuma kvalitāte un noskaņa. Viesi tiek dalīti tiem, kuriem nepietiek vietu viesu mājā, jābrauc uz viesnīcu Bauskā (kas iespējams ir labākā opcija) un tādejādi šie cilvēki izkrīt no kopējās nometnes sajūtas. Turklāt tiem, kam nav numuru, netiek piedāvāti ne halāti, ne dvieļi, kas bija pieejami tiem, kam ir numuriņi. Nav pietiekamu telpu/nojumes, kur organizēt nometni lietus laikā. Čigānu pirts pasākums ir izbojāts, jo jādalās 2 grupās, līdz ar to ir jāsalst, kamēr var tikt atkal pirtī, turklāt visām dalībniecēm pieejams tikai viens kopējs neliels gumijas baseins, kur noskaloties starp pirtī iešanas reizēm.Visa nometne notiek nelielā pagalmā, tas nav īsti nošķirts no apkārtējā ciemata, pa brīdim piestāj mašīnas, kas skatās, kas notiek.Diemžēl neieteiktu šo nometni un nezinu vai arī pašu Rasa spa citiem. Ja gribas baudīt mierpilnu sakoptu vidi, šī nebūs īstā vieta. Ēka un pagalms atrodas ciematā, kur no 3pusēm apkārt braukā dažāds transports, apkārtne ap viesu māju ir samērā nevīžīga, nav īsti vietas, kur novietot auto.Pozitīvais veģetārais uzturs bija labs, aromterapijas nodarbība interesanta, saimnieki kopumā patīkami cilvēki.
Elīna un Mārtiņ, Liels paldies par lielisko pavadīto laiku un garšīgo ēdienu. Superīga vieta atpūtai un iedvesmas meklēšanai. Ar sveicienu no Kuldīgas Inta Rieta
Price isnt equal quality. Rooms are poorly clean and walls are verry thin.
I booked the place (special offer “Romantic weekend” based on the good reviews on web and the photos on the RasaSpa website. The deposit of 30 Eur was required. When we arrived, the building looked horrible, the outside was messy. We first thought we had arrived at a wrong destination. Only after we did a circle around the building, we saw an old rusty sign “Rasa SPA”. I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to enter the building but my husband convinced me to give it a try. Surprise surprise the interior of Rasa Spa looked equally bad. The flooring covered with old Soviet tiles and the chairs, tables and sofas gathered together from at least 7 different sets of old furniture. I was shocked such places still existed. Being Latvian, it was like bad dejavu.We did not want to know what the spa treatments were like. We got the hell out of there as fast ad we could, didn’t ask for the deposit (actually it made perfect sense why they ask a deposit . Never going back.Don’t fall for the reasonably ok looking website. The photos don’t represent the reality, it’s false advertising.
I booked the place (special offer “Romantic weekend” based on the good reviews on web and the photos on the RasaSpa website. The deposit of 30 Eur was required. When we arrived, the building looked horrible, the outside was messy. We first thought we had arrived at a wrong destination. Only after we did a circle around the building, we saw an old rusty sign “Rasa SPA”. I wasn’t sure whether I wanted to enter the building but my husband convinced me to give it a try. Surprise surprise the interior of Rasa Spa looked equally bad. The flooring covered with old Soviet tiles and the chairs, tables and sofas gathered together from at least 7 different sets of old furniture. I was shocked such places still existed. Being Latvian, it was like bad dejavu. We did not want to know what the spa treatments were like. We got the hell out of there as fast ad we could, didn’t ask for the deposit (actually it made perfect sense why they ask a deposit . Never going back. Don’t fall for the reasonably ok looking website. The photos don’t represent the reality, it’s false advertising.