This AirBnB booking was made on a busy long weekend when our favourote places were long gone. It's a typical of a corporately-managed premises; Ikea fitout in a fairly congested pocket of development. The little chalets are positioned virtually on top of each other and this one has no outlook to the surrounding bushland, instead the view is to the decks and windows to other chalets which are within 10 metres. This means that all the chalets tend to have their blinds closed. The furnishings (beds, couch) are cheap and not particularly comfortable, and the electronics are dated/cheap (old cd player with no bluetooth, cheap TCL TV). We rented this place knowing we wouldn't be spending much time there so this was adequate, however if rainy and wanting to stay indoors this could be problematic. The main drawcard of this place is that it and neighbouring properties were some of the last places in the Yallingup area to be booked so it can be most likely be booked as a last resort. It is probably best used for an overnight stay as a motel-type facility, however the drive into the real estate agent in Dunsborough to pick up/drop offthe keys is a pain that is avoided by using a motel. Positives are that the place was relatively clean and the location good for an overnight stay. It's not far in a car from Dunsborough or Yallingup. Unfortunately the place is cheaply made and fitted out, and is definitely showing signs of premature wear & tear: broken TV cabinet shelves, broken toaster power switch, loose toilet roll holder, sticking doors, chipped glassware etc. These cookie-cutter corporate run places occupy the strange space in holiday rentals on AirBnB where they offer convenience but not really value or unique holiday experiences. I would think if the owners lived nearby and serviced the place themselves they would take better care of the maintenance aspects and would offer a more personalised service than real estate agents.