Guest User
August 6, 2024
The tents are interesting and sturdy. They give one the feeling of being on African Safari. In July, the dining/hangout area is just too hot and humid without AC. They had fans running, but they just moved hot air. I noticed split units in the dining/hangout area, but they were not operating. In the tents where we slept, it was a sweat-fest. After the first night, I was ready to leave but we had paid for two nights. In October, this may well be a delightful place to stay without ac. In July, they really need to have split units in the tents. The food was good but pricey. Once you get there, they have you. It is in a remote valley with nothing else nearby. To find another place to eat, you would have to drive for 30 minutes or so into town.