tony_belli
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This place is amazing! The bungalows are immersed in a perfectly manicured botanic garden and blend in very nicely with nature. There is such variety of plants, including pluricentennial olive and oak trees. ||The private beach is a mixture of sand and small shingle, which is gentle on the feet and keeps the water crystal clear. The beach front is only a few hundred metres away from the accommodation but there is also a shuttle service running all day for those unwilling to walk up the hill. ||There are two restaurants offering a huge variety of food, with a focus on local dishes (Cilento is in the heartland of mozzarella production and seafood is amazing). The waiters go out of their way to provide a friendly and attentive service.||Our accommodation was Villarosa, which is one of the larger bungalows/villas on offer. The decor was exceptional and the slightly higher price was definitely worth it, as we had three separate rooms, two bathrooms, a large living room with a kitchenette and large verandah just for us. The villa was cleaned twice a day and the cleaners (Antonia and her aunt) were so polite and friendly.||Happy Village has a reputation for its entertainment programme, which really stands out compared to other resorts we visited in the past. The 'animation' staff are true professionals and although the programme is geared towards an Italian-speaking audience, my wife and kids, who do not speak much Italian, loved it too. ||The Village offers a good range of sport activities, including archery, tennis and water sports. Free lessons are included for most of these activities. Our tennis coach, Fabrizio, was fantastic and made the week very enjoyable for everyone. He also went out of his way to organise matches for guests who requested this.||Finally, on departure we accidentally left a couple of items in the room. Reception rang me and posted the items back to me for free, despite me offering to pay for the courier: nice touch!!||HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!||Grazie