hu Norcenni Girasole Village

Terrible motel , 1 star max, no wifi, no phone, no real towels just thin table cloths, very old and moldy, bed bugs. Staff opens the door at 8am without knocking, had to walk for 30 mins with suitcase up the hill no access by car

아이가 있는 가족들에게 최고의 숙소입니다. 각종 놀이시설이 있고 내부에 마트도 크게있습니다. 음식점과 카페도 여러곳이 있습니드. 피렌체 도심으로 차로 40분정도여서 피렌체 여행시 가성비 최고입니다.

너무 저렴해서 살짝 의심스러웠는데 매우 만족스럽고 쾌적한 숙소였습니다. 다음에 넉넉하게 시간을 내어 다시 방문하고 싶을 정도로 숙면을 취했습니다.

I’ll start by saying the site and its amenities are very good; nice pools, lovely eating areas and plenty to do. The poor-scoring elements of our (family of four) holiday were entirely down to the accommodation provided through Eurocamp. As noted in other reviews, the site itself is very hilly and consequently, much of the accommodation is organised in a terraced fashion, sat on flat surfaces / ledges cut into the sloping hillside. This in itself isn’t a problem but what we found was the higher you go, the available space and general maintenance in front of, and around, the caravan is VASTLY different versus being located towards the bottom and nearest the main centre of the site. We were on the back (highest) row of the lower village accommodation and our caravan felt like being in a shanty town, crammed in amongst others and almost engulfed in greenery. In front of the caravan decking there must have been about 1.5m set aside for a walkway along the front of neighbouring caravans to get to the nearest pathway and make your way up or down the hill. By comparison, caravans towards the bottom probably have 5-10m open area which makes for a far more pleasant feel outside the caravan where you could sit outside enjoying dinner, relaxing etc. We didn’t spend any time whatsoever on our decking because it felt uncomfortable, unkept and starved of any decent light / sun. I’ve included some pictures of better located caravans for comparison, there are plenty nicer ones than those even. The whole atmosphere of where we were located was nothing like the holiday atmosphere you feel towards the lower part of the site; it felt detached and secluded. The kids bedroom smelt damp which resulted in us all sleeping between one main room and on the sofa. Not fun with young kids. The two windows on the rear side of the caravan looked directly into a stone retaining wall about 1m away. Little, if any, natural light from that side especially with us leaving the curtains closed all the time to conceal what was a depressing outlook. Not to mention the likelihood of bugs if you open the windows! In the end we paid nearly £300 to rearrange our flights to leave early, four days into a seven day break … a disappointing result for what we were expecting to be a nice family getaway. As I say, the site and its amenities are good, very good in fact. But as for the accommodation we were given through Eurocamp, disappointing is an understatement. I’ll never use again. If you’re thinking of booking, go for it. Just not with Eurocamp.

I’ll start by saying the site and its amenities are very good; nice pools, lovely eating areas and plenty to do. The poor-scoring elements of our (family of four) holiday were entirely down to the accommodation provided through Eurocamp. As noted in other reviews, the site itself is very hilly and consequently, much of the accommodation is organised in a terraced fashion, sat on flat surfaces / ledges cut into the sloping hillside. This in itself isn’t a problem but what we found was the higher you go, the available space and general maintenance in front of, and around, the caravan is VASTLY different versus being located towards the bottom and nearest the main centre of the site. We were on the back (highest) row of the lower village accommodation and our caravan felt like being in a shanty town, crammed in amongst others and almost engulfed in greenery. In front of the caravan decking there must have been about 1.5m set aside for a walkway along the front of neighbouring caravans to get to the nearest pathway and make your way up or down the hill. By comparison, caravans towards the bottom probably have 5-10m open area which makes for a far more pleasant feel outside the caravan where you could sit outside enjoying dinner, relaxing etc. We didn’t spend any time whatsoever on our decking because it felt uncomfortable, unkept and starved of any decent light / sun. I’ve included some pictures of better located caravans for comparison, there are plenty nicer ones than those even. The whole atmosphere of where we were located was nothing like the holiday atmosphere you feel towards the lower part of the site; it felt detached and secluded. The kids bedroom smelt damp which resulted in us all sleeping between one main room and on the sofa. Not fun with young kids. The two windows on the rear side of the caravan looked directly into a stone retaining wall about 1m away. Little, if any, natural light from that side especially with us leaving the curtains closed all the time to conceal what was a depressing outlook. In the end we paid nearly £300 to rearrange our flights to leave early, four days into a seven day break … a disappointing result for what we were expecting to be a nice family getaway. As I say, the site and its amenities are good, very good in fact. But as for the accommodation we were given through Eurocamp, disappointing is an understatement. I’ll never use again. If you’re thinking of booking, go for it. Just not with Eurocamp.

Wow firstly we paid for the airport transfer after hours quite late we were greeted by a friendly driver after 11pm it’s about 40 mins from Florence airport. When we arrived very easy check in and taken to our cabin. Lovely inside full amenities and shower gel and soap(could do with washing up liquid and a cloth ). Lots of pools fantastic view’s friendly staff great well stocked supermarket. Also land train really clean and scenic. Veccihio restaurant staff were a bit slow and not very friendly. I would definitely come here again family Friendly and for groups of friends. We got a shuttle €1.80 to the train station for our trip to Florence and train one way was €6 Thank you for a wonderful stay For IMM 2023 international mini meet 2023

Just had a week at this holiday park very big park not many people here as it’s the beginning of the summer must be great for young children but not for teens as far as I can see very big supermarket on site but I used lidls down the town where it’s much cheaper then the site shop plenty of shops and a couple of upmarket restaurants on site as well booked a excursion to Florence on Wednesday but the weather was so bad it was like the monsoon season in Burma ect paid €34 euros but could not go out in this weather thunder lightning so. Went to change for the Friday but was told I had lost my money they said the trip was full on the Friday so if you come to this site don’t pay any money over until you are going that day I was in a 6 berth van with all the stuff you need great fridge cooker shower toilet to small if your a big person it’s only for skinny people you can not walk to the town as it’s far to dangerous if you have children with you as the little roads have no footpaths and the cars ect go very fast on blind bends the town is about 2/3 kilometres from the park restaurants shops ect there I did not see any buses on this road I should imagine this resort would be buzzing in the high season only drawback was getting ripped off for 34 euros there was 3 stacks of old decking and caravan roofing next to me I told them to remove it but this day 6 and only 2 have been taken away

Nice camping located in Tuscany, very big,two swimming pools complexes, shop,restaurants,activities and great view to the Toscanian mountains,placed cascades, inside is the train then you can travel on the camping . The house’u with aircondition , gas-grill and balcony .

Booked through Canvas/Vacance Select for 9 days Monumental drive from the UK over 4 days - great experience - and arrived at the campsite late in the evening to 35˚C+ temperatures. The weather all week was pretty amazing - maybe too amazing at times - but nonetheless, first impressions of Tuscany as a sun destination were positive. Site is well signposted from the town and easy to find (there are two roads leading to the site). Canvas rep wasn't available (they had gone off shift and were to have the following day off) but the Hu staff were very welcoming and sorted us out. 2-bed cabin (no300 I believe) was conveniently placed near facilities and the pool. We had a private residential spot next door that was a bit weird, never seen that before on a site. Plenty of shade though. Cabin had seen better days TBH; wobbled every time someone moved in bed, had a tired interior and was deffo due for an upgrade TBH (think it was a 'Cosy' spec cabin). The door wouldn't lock properly unless you lifted it off the hinges for the lock to engage. Not great, especially for our kids. The site though.... massive! Good selection of eateries, the bar was big, and the two shops were handy. Pools were all really good, nice and clean and overall, the facilities felt really well looked after and clean. No complaints there. We visited on a VERY busy week where everyone wanted to stay by the pool because of the heat; after 10am it's a struggle to find loungers. There's little respite from the sun because it's quite an open space although about 4pm the area right below the bar does start to go into shade. We spent all our time at the lower set of pools because they were nearest. The site feels safe; security on the gates at all times, security people wandering around. The one-way system within the park confused a few drivers but in general, it's easy to navigate. The train around the site is useful of you can't be bothered to walk up the hills between the two main leisure areas. It's 10 minutes walk between the two bar/shop areas. The pools were all brilliant; the kids loved them and there's a load of selection to keep all ages occupied. The lower bar was nice enough, although €5-6 for a pint of very mediocre beer in a standard pint glass did feel a little poor value; €7-8 for most cocktails (Plenty of people were taking their own drinks up to the pizza area and sitting on the steps/chairs). Staff were all nice. Pizza bar was good; €8-12 for a decent sized pizza. The other snack bars were a bit pricey and not as good, although my son loved he freshly prepared sushi. Shop felt a tad expensive but it did have most things you needed. I was annoyed by the €0.50c surcharge for drinks like beer that had been put in the fridge, felt very cynical and opportunistic. Recall it being closed between 1-4pm like many businesses in Italy. Bread sells out quickly in the morning. Only ate at one of the on-site restaurants once (il Vechio) - food was traditional Tuscan; tas