Breeduyn Village

After Roompot Park became a Landal Park, we wanted to give the concept another chance.

Unfortunately, nothing has changed!

A lot of money for very little in return.

Cleanliness leaves much to be desired. Just look at that broom—am I supposed to sweep with that?

A faucet in the bathroom is so encrusted with limescale … that the water sprays in all directions—and only a very weak stream at that.

At first glance, a lot of it looks clean, but you shouldn’t look too closely.

Towels cost extra, bed linens cost extra (and then you have to put them on yourself if you don’t want to pay even more).

We brought our own fitted sheets because they only put loose sheets on the mattresses here—guaranteed to slip off.

Rusty silverware.

1 trash bag, 3 rolls of toilet paper, and a tiny bottle of dish soap. No liquid soap in the bathroom. How are you supposed to wash your hands?

You have to bring everything yourself and it’s best to leave it there so it gets taken away, leaving the next guest with nothing again.

Not even paper towels—nothing!

There’s a coffee maker, okay, but not even a toaster!

The house is large, but extremely poorly furnished—no shelves in the bathroom, no chairs in the large bedrooms, so you can’t even set your clothes down.

In other countries, it’s standard to have kitchen staples (salt, pepper, sugar). Not here either: of course, nothing!

And best of all: you can’t even get into the house (probably via remote access) until exactly 4:00 p.m. It doesn’t matter if the house has been empty for weeks—it’s apparently a matter of principle here. It sounds so terribly German that it’s hard to believe this is how things work here in Belgium.

One room was located near the nearby “real” campground. Apparently, some kind of generator or similar device runs there several times a day (including in the evening and early in the morning). It sounds like three old diesel tractors are parked on the street—wonderfully relaxing, especially at 6:15 a.m. or after 11:00 p.m.

Oh, and of course, you’re supposed to strip the beds at the end to make it easier for the cleaning staff (so they have more time to clean less?!). That can’t be right.

I could go on writing for hours, but it won’t change anything. We definitely won’t fall for this “better” trailer again. Read more Show less

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Complaints? There’s always something to complain about—after all, I’m German. For example, some corners were cleaner when we left than when we arrived.
But whatever: the four of us stayed in a “Comfort 4” house and had a great time. The beds were OK, and the bathroom and kitchen were functional.
You should know that the stairs are very steep.

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The house was very spacious and clean. We’d love to come back anytime. Overall, the park is very densely built up—house after house, chalet after chalet. The town of Bredene isn’t that pretty, but the beach is amazing. The service was good, even though it was very crowded. Once, the Wi-Fi wasn’t working, and our coffee maker was broken. A very nice staff member took care of it right away.