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Families claim that a group of rowdy guests ‘pooed in the showers’ at a luxury theme park resort and also left a four-year-old child with a black eye. Reviews left by customers on Tripadvisor reveal incidents of anti-social behaviour at Flamingo Land in Kirby Misperton, North Yorkshire, during the bank holiday weekends in April and May.

For the third year running, Hotel Indigo Manchester - Victoria Station has picked up TripAdvisor's 2022 Travelers’ Choice Award. The award was bestowed on the city centre hotel earlier this month for ‘demonstrating a commitment to excellence’.

Vera Playa made headlines for its enormous naturist zone which was first created in 1979.While other areas in Spain won't allow you to go in the buff, but this place lets you get your booty out all year round. The beach stretched for 2km and tourists can go fully nude.There’s also a nudist bar for those who like to feel the wind on their skin.Alongside the beach and bar, the Vera Playa Club is the first naturist hotel in Spain – it even has a swimming pool if you don’t want to take your clothes off on the beach.While many nudist areas make clothing “optional” the Vera Playa Club requires you to be naked.But, it turns out that there are plenty of nudist beaches and resorts around Europe – including the UK.We’ve found some of the most beautiful, and welcoming, naturist zones in our favourite holiday destination countries.Check them out below:This stunning Greek island boasts blue coast and sandy beaches, but there’s also an official naked beach.Visitors return each year to sun their buns in the hot Mediterranean weather among fellow nudists.There’s also a beach bar with music.Though sometimes those who prefer to wear clothes stumble across this hidden gem.On TripAdvisor, one reviewer said: “Visited the beach for the third continuous summer with my wife.“The spirit of the beach is still there and well alive.“It is still a nudist beach, with brilliant and relaxed atmosphere.

Nestled down a residential lane close to Manchester Airport, this is the farm shop with tearooms and huge play areas for kids that has become a firm family favourite for days out. Nixons Farm Shop in Heald Green has expanded in recent years to offer a range of attractions for shoppers and families alike.

pub could be closing down — despite getting rave reviews.Members of the public were left confused and concerned when the parish council of Dodleston on the outskirts of Chester sent round a survey that suggested a local public house may shut, reports CheshireLiveThe document claimed The Red Lion is experiencing a “perceived decline in popularity" - despite the pub getting nothing but five-star reviews on TripAdvisor and Google in the past few months.It also raised fears the brewery "might decide to close" the premises, while admitting it had "no evidence to support this".The survey residents to rate the pub on aspects such as the friendliness and efficiency of its staff — which some say has had a severe knock-on effect on the people who work there.Evan Morris MBE, Chair of Cheshire’s Police and Crime Panel, said: “This survey has had a significant impact in dampening staff morale which in the main is made up of young people, who quite frankly need their confidence building.“It has had a terrific impact on the staff. I feel for the young people.

An Edinburgh restaurant has hit back at a diner's TripAdvisor review, claiming they were refused drink, before being called 'English pigs' by bar staff.

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MyLondon.Over on TripAdvisor they expressed their displeasure with the quaint villages and towns of the Cotswolds.A woman called Linnbada, from Nevada, apparently took one look at Castle Combes – often noted to be the most beautiful place in the Cotswolds, and decided to skip the area.She said: "We were going to walk the town but after we saw what little it had to offer besides a steep walk down the hill to get there and the return, we decided we would pass and wait for the Cotswolds.”It seemed the tourist was unaware that she had arrived in one of the most stunning locations within the Cotswolds.And, another TripAdvisor user, hickss85, from Texas, seemed baffled too.He wrote: "There is NO CASTLE in Castle Comb."No castle but there are remains of a castle, but you won't see it. It is overgrown and on private property."And, BobKonecny, from Alabama, wasn’t happy that the sleepy town was so quiet.He noted: "After a long walk from the car park up on a hill on a Wednesday afternoon, the village appeared to be closed."The short section of main street that was shown in War Horse is very attractive, but is that all there is?“The one pub that was open seemed to have the only town's activity."While we Brits will insist that yes, the local pub is at the centre of town activity, it also begs the question of what tourists expect from an area known for its lovely countryside walks and natural beauty.Another American couldn’t see why anyone visited.They said: "The walking tour suggests you 'imagine what it was like 400 years ago when...' I guess we didn't have enough imagination to find Stow worth the time." Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter And, those

A Scots mum was left fuming after being forced to carry her order in her hands when "heartless" McDonald's staff refused to give her a bag.

Guests at a Manchester hotel have slammed the 'filthy' rooms after finding suspicious 'blood stains' on the bedding.

Birmingham Mail.The punter said they booked a table for 12 before a gig at nearby KK's Steel Mill but after their friends hadn't arrived on time the manager was "about to throw them out". So he gave the business a one-star rating and told customers to avoid it.Throwing the idea that the customer is always right out the window, Jathinder D responded saying only three people turned up for the table of 12, adding: "for future reference if you book anywhere just book for yourself as clearly you have no friends".The Tripadvisor review, posted on October 9, 2021 read: "We came along before a gig at KK’s Steel Mill (which is opposite) for a pre-gig drink.

A pub manager has hit back at a diner who claimed her family buffet did not cater for their allergies and their meal was 'less than acceptable'.

pub landlord has savagely hit back at a "suspicious" TripAdvisor user's "bulls**t" review after they claimed to have had the "worst carvery" ever.The Fox Inn in Lower Chaddesley, Kidderminster, boasts a four-star rating on TripAdvisor, making it one of the most highly rated restaurants in the area.Despite a slew of positive comments, one disgruntled punter left a fuming one-star 'terrible' response. They claimed the beef was "tough and very fatty", insisting that they would never return, which prompted the pub's owner to hit back in brutal fashion, reports BirminghamLive.The review was titled "Warning!!! The worst carvery I have ever had!!!".It said: "This was possibly the worst carvery I have ever had.

hotel dubbed the 'filthiest ever' has been slammed for having 'poo-stained towels' by fuming guests. The Airport Inn, based in the upmarket village of Wilmslow at Manchester Airport, has received a barrage of one-star reviews on TripAdvisor. The Britannia-owned establishment is just 10 minutes away from the busy airport and is described as 'perfect' for travellers by Britannia.

restaurant owner has slammed a TripAdvisor user who hadn't even eaten there after they left a bizarre review.Amalfi Lounge, an Italian eatery in Darwen, Lancashire, is the sixth highest rated restaurant in the entire town with a solid four stars from 605 reviews.The vast majority of former diners hail the family-run business as "excellent" and "top quality", with on person even saying a meal there was the best they'd had "all year". However, Amalfi Lounge's General Manager Martin was left shocked when one punter described his establishment as "disgusting", reports LancsLive.The one guest, who attempted to eat at the restaurant four weeks ago, left a one-star review.Colin W wrote: "Disgusting.

Wetherspoons to find out just how it got so many bad reviews.The Bankers Draft in Sheffield has a three-star rating on TripAdvisor, with dozens of complaints about terrible food, poor service, inconsiderate punters - and even other customers selling items in the venue.Yorkshire Live reporter Amber O'Connor was not blown away by the restaurant when she had lunch there last week, but she believes it may have received some unfair criticism.In her review, she wrote: "Approaching the city-centre venue, the grand building looks welcoming, as do the five stars (very good) food hygiene rating displayed in the window."'This is exactly the kind of place where I would like to eat,' I remember thinking to myself."Although, I quickly built up reservations after noticing another notice warning customers it is forbidden to buy and sell from each other inside the pub."What had people been selling that prompted the need for such a sign, I wondered. Unperturbed, I headed in."My first task, finding somewhere to sit, was easy enough.

A beautiful Scottish beach, which is regularly named among the best in the world, has been chosen as one of the best in Europe.

internet trolls” who called his food “very average”.And Michael Evans, owned of Smashed in Preston, also slammed those who labelled his staff as “very pompous”.Despite the harsh comments, the establishment is still ranked the top restaurant out of 356 in Preston on TripAdvisor, with around 104 reviews left overall.Recent reviews have praised the food as “unbelievable”, Lancs Live reports, but there are a few one-star reviews that the owner has decided to call out.One review, written by user Z7393WTjamesn, said: "Staff are very pompous, about very average food".“Ordered food, took an age to arrive.“Staff stood around talking to each other whilst I waited.“Had no time to talk to me, distracted by something more important apparently."Food arrived and was OK.“The service and attitude of the people there left a very sour taste though.”But hitting back at the review on Instagram, Mr Evans wrote: “We are the first to admit if we are wrong we will apologise and go out of the way to make things right, remember your paying for an experience, not just the goods.“We are human... mistakes happen...

restaurant has hit back at a rude customer who said their food lacked flavour in a brutal one-star review. Jambavan, in Warwick, called out the cheeky diner after he claimed the food wasn't spicy enough and said it was "modest at best".The TripAdvisor review, written by customer Paul, went onto slam the restaurant's service and claimed he was "confronted" by management.

Daily Star Sport brings you the lowdown on 10 of the best athlete-backed wining and dining establishments, complete with their TripAdvisor ratings. We hope you're hungry...Which of these restaurants would you most like to visit? Give us your thoughts in the comment sectionIn a nod to his trophy-laden playing days with Manchester United, Rio Ferdinand's Rosso Restaurant takes its name from the Italian for the colour 'red'.The former England defender co-owns the famous Manchester eatery, which offers a swanky setting and lavish cocktails, and draws its inspiration by the deep traditions of Southern Italy.Should you choose to visit, keep an eye out for its star-studded array of guests, given it is a renowned celebrity hotspot, popular with reality TV stars and United footballers of past and present.Located a short distance away for Chelsea's Stamford Bridge, The Chelsea Pig - formerly known as The Pig's Ear - is owned by Blues legend Frank Lampard and his father, Frank Lampard Senior.Though the Lampards still own the freehold for the building, they sold the long-term lease to entrepreneur Andy Scott back in 2018.Boasting 'an authentic and compelling food and drinks experience', the plush gastropub was styled by none other than renowned designer Timothy Oulton and even includes an aquarium feature.

pub after just a year due to being hit with a barrage of one-star reviews complaining he's 'too grumpy’.Andy Gascoigne, 59, was branded ‘miserable’ online by villagers who also accused him of booting the darts team out of the boozer.He insists he had warned the darts team he was closing for renovations but they quit his pub.Unhappy customers also complained about Andy's ‘unfriendly rudeness’ on TripAdvisor while another punter described him as a ‘miserable bloke’.And they were furious when the ex-squaddie and former pro rugby league player brewed a beer called ‘Jog on’ in response to them.But Andy said: "They don’t like me because I’m a lad from Wakefield who’s made a bit of money and I speak my mind."Sharing a photo of his new beer on the pub's Facebook page, he wrote: 'Why not join us in wishing all the moaners, groaners or folk who just don't fall into line with the way things are at this moment in time, or is it just our sense of humour!!"Andy and his wife Mandy bought the 19th century Farmers Arms in Muker, North Yorks., in September 2020.They quickly earned five-star reviews on TripAdvisor for her cooking. But one-star reviews abounded, with one telling of “unfriendly rudeness”.