Currently on holiday on an island. We are staying in an apartment, next to the owners own apartment. We went out for the day yesterday and returned around 4pm to little water. It's honestly like a trickle. I didn't go in the pool because I can't wash my hair. Spent this morning at the beach, and again, I couldn't get in the sea.
We can't wash up our dishes, can't use the washing machine, and we have to minimise the flushing of the loo!
The owners have two water tanks, which are empty. So we are waiting for those to be filled, or the restoration of the water supply. I am so annoyed that they've let the tanks run dry!
We are in a residential complex, and this hasn't affected the wider region. We've booked alternative accommodation but can't move into until Monday. The owner initially said service is slow, and we may not get the tanks filled for a few days. She's now told us it will be sooner, but I think that's because I told her we were thinking of moving (she doesn't know we have now booked elsewhere). If the tanks aren't filled today, then we are looking at Monday. Not sure about the restoration of water
We've booked to check out next Saturday but our flight leaves on Friday. We did this so we could use the facilities (night flight). The new place is significantly more, so we are checking out on Friday. I'm hoping water will be restored by then, then we can come back for the pool and shower
We've paid in advance but I don't think it's right to be without water for any amount of time. I get that water supply is out of her control, but they have tanks sitting there, empty! I was going to ask her for a full refund for all the days we have been without water. It's caused us a lot of stress, and money (accommodation cost £500 for 10 nights, new place is £800 for 4 nights). We booked the new place because it was the best we could afford this late in the day and didn't want to lose it. If the water comes back on when we are in the new place then I won't ask for those days refunded
Is that reasonable?