The agent navigated from the homepage through the rates and stay pages and guessed a year-specific rates URL that returned full pricing, producing a thorough answer. The site was navigable, though the rates page itself was a dead end that required a guessed URL to reach the actual numbers.

• ›Pricing lives on year-specific pages (/rates-2026/) that the /rates/ landing page links to but does not show; the agent only reached the figures by guessing the URL pattern.
• ›The 2026 rates page is highly structured and agent-readable: a full rate table, explicit currency and VAT basis, seasons, transfers, and child and cancellation policy.
• ›Lodge and property information is cleanly fetchable on /stay, with audience, child restrictions and room counts per property, though room counts are missing for most properties.
• ›Differentiation from alternatives is absent from the site; the agent's comparison claims could not be grounded in site content.
• ›Contact details are inconsistent across pages (two reservations email domains), and the relationship between the umbrella brand and separately branded lodges is unexplained.