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We do not supply bedding, but the Horseboxes are supplied with kitchen utensils, plates, bowls, cups, kettle, pots and frying pan. If you require any extras please ask.
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Of course! In your rooms you'll find any kind of comfort, obviously all included into the price.
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A. The villa is fully equiped with all the bedding and towels that you will need within the villa. We ask that you bring suitable towels for use on the beach.
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We have a limited supply of sheets / blankets and pillows that you can hire from us for $15pp for the duration of your charter. This needs to be ordered in advance. Please note that we are unable to supply towels.
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Fresh towels are included in the holiday price, please bring your own bed linen.
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No, the RV has no bedding or towels, or pots and pans and service items. Some people are in a position to bring what they need, and others fly into Las Vegas and rent the optional items to complete their rental. We have freshly cleaned linens and
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All bed linen is provided on the gulet. Depending on the temperature and individual preference there is a choice of blankets and duvets to keep you warm at night. Each guest has two towels - one for the bathroom and one for swimming. All bed linen
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We hear you! Unfortunately Nice is an expensive city and professional laundry is not much cheaper than dry cleaning. Unlike a hotel we do not have the facility to do laundry in house and then wheel it up on a trolley in a lift between the hotel
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Most department stores, bed and linen specialists now cater for the larger bed sizes, king and super king in addition to extra depth mattresses. If you experience any difficulty sourcing bed linen please contact Airsprung Beds and we can put you in
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In my childhood, there were laundry soap advertisements that talked about ring around the collar. For us, that just meant your clothes were dirty, and you needed to wash them. But the 17th century looked at the ring around your cuffs and your
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