Asinerie Analaya

Our daughter especially loved spending time with the donkeys and their little ones, and we all had a lovely stay at Asinerie Analaya. It’s a small nature campsite with four spacious yurts and comfortable beds, plus a swimming pool. The hosts were friendly and brought us a nice breakfast. There’s currently one toilet with a combined shower, which worked fine for now, and it’s due to be upgraded next year. We’d happily come back someday and recommend it.

Such a one-of-a-kind setting, and the host was both helpful and really kind.

The animals made the stay for our kids, especially all the goats, chickens, horses, and donkeys. There are also lots of sweet dogs around who come by for a cuddle. We slept very comfortably, and breakfast arrived in a basket, delicious. The hostess was so friendly, and the place itself feels beautiful, easygoing, and relaxed. We’d love to return and stay longer. Thanks so much! ☺️❤️

The welcome was warm and friendly, and breakfast was a good start to the day: fresh bread, chocolatine, orange juice, coffee, butter, and jam, all brought to us in a basket. There wasn’t quite enough coffee for me, but I asked for more and that was no problem, even though there were three of us. Sleeping was much less comfortable. I’m no fakir, and a slatted base with a decent mattress would have been enough, but this bed had metal bars and an extremely thin mattress. Inside the mobile home, a few small improvements would help. It wasn’t very clean, and there were spiders in there. Maybe they’re meant to catch mosquitoes, but I’m not used to that, and a basic clean would make a difference. I’m not especially fussy. Outside, the solar lights didn’t work, so we needed our phones for light when we came back at night. I also think the compost bin for the dry toilet bags is too close to the kitchen and bathrooms.