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29 May 21, 08:25 AM |
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Join Date: May 19
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29 May 21, 08:50 AM |
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The thought of four in a room plus all their stuff plus a counter full of breakfast stuff sounds awfully cluttered for storing, preparing and eating in the value and moderate rooms.
Mind you I absolutely need my own coffee and travel kettle ! |
29 May 21, 09:03 AM |
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There is a fridge where we keep most things. Then find a suitable shelf or drawer for everything else.
We often take a hanging drawer unit which gives a bit more storage in the wardrobe area. Not for food as that’s near the bathroom but it works well for clothes or toiletries. |
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29 May 21, 09:25 AM |
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Join Date: May 17
Location: Sussex
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CSR is better than most though as it has the new style rooms with increased storage. I didn't even use anywhere near half the available storage and that included using a row of drawers for storing food + souvenirs. A family for two weeks might be a tight squeeze if everyone has brought full cases of stuff, but I'd say that's true of any standard room on property. But if running short, can always pack clothes by day in packing cubes, only pull out a few at a time and leave the rest in the case under the bed. Definitely managable!
Eating in room as a family of four will be more of a challenge than the storage, since it only has a desk rather than a dining area. But if you don't mind plates on laps, no problem. |
29 May 21, 10:24 AM |
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It's really not that bad. We keep cereals and bowls on top of the fridge, milk and snacks in it. We don't use the coffee maker at all or need a travel kettle. We take collapsible folding baskets for storage too that help keep things, tidy. Preparing cereal really doesn't make that much of a mess. We've done it for 6 trips with no problem, but then for some the thought of 4 people sharing 1 room for more than a couple of nights is a nightmare, whereas I can't persuade our children (who will be 19 and nearky 21 when we go) to stay in 2 rooms at a value, bigger offsite accommodation or a villa! I guess it's just what suits people
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29 May 21, 12:58 PM |
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Join Date: May 17
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I went and took a coffee and pastry and sat out on the benches. The pool near us also had a large table with chairs and never anyone in it in the morning so I sat at that a few times too. I have a weird thing where in the room after we've had showers I can't eat because I can taste the smell of the shower gel if that makes sense
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29 May 21, 01:11 PM |
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