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Cassard House

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While most visitors will want to spend as little time at Cassard House as possible, that says much more about the wonderful wildlife watching opportunities available on the doorstep than it does about the lodge itself. Offering 4 clean, comfortable and spacious rooms (all with private facilities), a homely shared lounge and a large dining area and bar, the lodge is a really cozy environment in which to escape the often chastening winds outside – which, along with the roof mounted solar panels, provide all the power for the lodge. Wi-Fi is available throughout.

What our clients say

The flight with Amazonas felt v safe. The plane is brand new CRJ200 Bombardier, the staff is helpful and v efficient and the pilots seemed v highly skilled and trained.…
JO, Borough Nov 2012
Recommendations “The open-topped tourist buses that were available in both Havana and Varadero were very useful and good value. For a relatively small fare you could use the bus all…
MAT, Loughborough Feb 2012
Vinales Valley was spectacular, also the village was great to visit. The square has a great atmosphere.
MS Glasgow Apr 2014
Contemporary lodges dotted along lakeside. Great for wildlife
MT, Leighton buzzard Apr 2017
This was one of our favourite places in a month long trip. Beautiful buildings, furniture and artworks made it feel like a private home. Suchitoto is a friendly small town…
ML, Leeds Aug 2018

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