Baandb

Sunrise at this time of the year isn't until around 0615. As per another thread on this topic, unless the chair is occupied, other guests wanting to use the seat should be entitled to move any "place holders"

Our agent has arranged transfers with BlackLane. She has used them numerous times with other clients. https://www.blacklane.com/en/ We are also using them for a airport transfer in Oslo

I might be a bit naive....Throughout this thread there appears to be an assumption that it is ok to reserve a lounger for a period of 20/30/60 minutes while the occupier is off doing something else. My view is that only time a seat should be reserved is while the occupier remains in the pool area. That means the person is either sitting on the lounger, taking a dip in the pool or getting a drink from the poolside bar. If leaving for any other purpose (eg a meal, returning to your room) the chair should be vacated. *** The fundamental flaw with the presumption that 20/30/60 minutes is OK is that a fellow guest arriving at the pool has absolutely no idea how long a particular chair has already been vacant for. When on holiday I don't think anyone has a desire to stand around the deck area for 30 minutes of so waiting to see if an unoccupied lounger becomes vacant.