Villa Question

[xsred]

Do villas usually have a barbeque? I know we will probably eat out most of the time, but my man wants to make fire!!!!

 

[rob@rar.org.uk]

Of the villas that I've looked at most do not have BBQs although a small number do. If you want to BBQ the easiest would be to buy some of the disposable BBQs that come ready to light. Just a few dollars in Walmart and similar places. Also has the benefit of not requiring cleaning the BBQ afterwards!

Regards

Rob

 

[Mpet]

Hi

Best to check with the Villa owner/management company. In the last villa we stayed in (Calabay Parc), the owner said that due to fire regulations, you could not have a barbeque within the pool/screened area. However, I have stayed in villas where they were allowed.

Best to check


Maxine

 

[xsred]

Good plan, thanks for the replies.

 

[JANNYANS]

The reasons bbqs are not used inside the screened area are because if they fall into the pool you may have a bill for the removal and cleaning of the pool and also becaus eif you spill grease onto the pool deck it is very hard to remove and makes the decking area dangerous .It is better to take any typeof bbq outside the screen just in case.

 

[UKDEB]

Most of the villas we've stayed at recently <i>have</i> had barbeques. At many it is a 'cost' option which will be provided by the Management Company locally - either by booking in advance or contacting them whilst you're there.

 

[Stitch's Greatest Fa]

We have had barbeques in all 3 of the villas we have stayed in, one of these was Indian Ridge, another Lake Bueneventura and I forget the 3rd one.