Hu Park Albatros Village

The kids had a great time with the entertainment, especially Mateusz’s activities in the indoor pool and the table tennis game. The pizza was amazing, too, and there’s a market, restaurants and bars on site, so you can spend your holiday here. The cottages were spotless and everything else was top notch. It’s a bit of a walk from the sea, but still well worth coming. My only gripe was that our accommodation had no oven, which is why I’d give it four stars 😏

Everything was well organized, and the facilities were beautifully maintained. There are huge pool areas, lots of sun loungers and umbrellas, and plenty of places to get food and drinks. The staff were helpful as well. One of the best parks I’ve been to, and I’d happily recommend it.

The bungalow, the site and the staff were all so good. I didn’t expect such a high standard from you, Albatros! Special thanks to Rudy in the checkout area and the receptionist who quickly found a solution after my boat was cancelled twice. We’ll definitely be back. Thanks from Corsica ❤️🙏🏼

We couldn’t find much to eat during our nine-day stay at Hu Camp Albatros, from September 10th to September 19th. The shop was nearly empty, there were no deliveries, and the fridges were bare. With the nearest town and shop about 10-15 km away, having no car left us relying on fries or toast by the pool, if any were still available. There was no ice cream either. The season was supposed to run until September 21st, but from the day we arrived, half the attractions and facilities were already shut, and they were even putting the pool loungers away. There were over 2,000 cabins packed close together, practically every 30 cm, and we couldn’t park outside ours. Even the premium cabin had no TV or kettle, so we had to boil tea water in a pot like 30 years ago. I’ve never felt so disrespected as a customer. I won’t recommend the place or come back.