Jay Ashton
We went for a tour and found after after we arrived that it was not going to be a bilingual tour. We had asked if they were going to use English as well to double check but they pretty much just said no. Needless to say we didn't understand a single thing that was said which takes away the entire part of the tour aspect. If you don't want to do English as well you need to tell customers before they pay and drive a good distance just for this. We could not find anything on the website saying this and other customers told us they usually do English as well, so it was quite rude to still not do English after we specifically asked.





