Guest House Emily

The yurt have private bathroom , very clean and traditional set up..excellent breakfast way too much variety and fresh and served in traditional yurt. Sandpit for kids to play and nice garden.

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We stayed in a cob-walled yurt which was lovely.

We opted to stay at the guesthouse instead of a yurt on the lake and were extremely happy with our decision. The owners were very friendly and helpful and are hosts who put thought into what would make their guest's experience more enjoyable. We asked for a vegetarian meal which was delicious. Of the group staying that evening, one couple opted not to eat at the guesthouse and we felt bad for them because the meal was so good. We had a room with a private bedroom which is in the main house, the bed was firm but comfortable and the shower warm. I especially appreciated that the guesthouse operates with a sustainable mindset.

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Very friendly and supportive family! Lovely and comfortable place to stay, delicious food for breakfast and dinner! I really enjoyed.

Every staffs are kind. Breakfast and dinner was tasty.

The shared toilet door won't lock.

- room size - dining yurt design

- noisy surroundings (common spaces) even after 23:00 - location

Beautiful garden and yurt at the back of a house

Lovely welcome and clean modern rooms

Has ok WiFi

Guest House Emily intentionally turned off the water and electricity at night to save money during our stay. Our driver had to find staff in the morning and when he told them the rooms had no electricity and water, magically electricity and water were back. This alone is completely unacceptable for any paid stay. Additionally, sheets are not washed, stained and very dirty. While dinner and breakfast are included, it’s almost entirely packaged starch such as crackers and stale bread that has been sitting in the dining room day after day. If you’re staying here en route, opt for a different town or guest house. Avoid Guest House Emily at all cost.