The art shack is definitely a unique experience. I wouldn’t recommend it for those with children, mobility issues, dislike of mosquitoes, or without exhibitionistic tendencies.
The art shack is not as isolated as lead to believe, and there is no privacy to be found anywhere besides the external toilet.
There was no firewood provided as promised by the owner. The gas bbq was putrid and unusable, and the pans provided needed to be washed prior to use.
Half of the lights didn’t work upstairs where the bbqs are, the only “light” that did work, we weren’t sure if it was meant to be a giant bug zapper or a patio heater but it fulfilled neither function. The wiring throughout the building also had the electrician with us having fits.
The furniture was comfortable for those of us that like firmness, but some of the bedding was stained. Some of the beds would be impossible to use by the elderly and infirm.
The artwork on display was interesting but I would hope that some of it would be changed out for guests with children.
The views were beautiful, Toodyay is well worth the visit. The concept of the art shack would work wonderfully in the right location. Loved the idea of soaking up art and nature without having to leave our fur-babies at home, but this is not an experience we’ll be repeating.