4 Seats
4 Sleeps
AutomaticManualOne of the best ways to travel, it lived up to our expectations. A few things to improve: bathroom cleanliness, better maintenance of the engine and tires, and clearer communications throughout the trip.
Wonderful experience that we enjoyed on our vacation. It is truly unforgettable, the vehicle is wonderful and absolutely comfortable.
Really fast service! The guys explained everything to us very well and the vehicle was very spacious.
7m longThe Comfort Standard is a Class C motorhome that blends space, comfort and flexibility. It seats and sleeps up to five people with three double beds: a fixed rear bed, a stowaway bed above the living area and a convertible bed in the seating area, offering several layouts to suit your travel plans. The fully equipped kitchenette includes three gas hobs, a sink and a fridge, making meal prep easy and convenient. The integrated bathroom features a toilet, washbasin and hot shower, giving you all the comforts of home on the road. The living area includes two couches, two swivel chairs and an extendable table, creating a cosy space for dining and relaxing. Ample storage keeps your belongings organised, and built‑in heating ensures a warm interior in any season. Your rental includes 24/7 customer support, roadside assistance and kitchen and cleaning kits, so you can travel with confidence and comfort wherever the road takes you.
4 Seats4 Sleeps7m long2.32m - 2.35m wide2.93m - 2.95m highThis is a representative layout, your vehicle may vary slightly.
Only the items in the “Included” column come with your rental. The “Optional extras” column lists common requests and isn’t an exhaustive list. If something isn’t listed under “Included”, please assume it’s not part of the booking.
Use the hook-up cable supplied with Comfort Standard. Plug into the campsite bollard first, then into the vehicle's external socket, then switch on at the internal panel. Once connected the mains sockets work, the charger tops up the leisure battery and the heating can run on electricity instead of gas. Always unplug at the bollard end first, and never coil a wet cable back into the locker
