Paul's Cowaramup Studios provided us with all the amenities and comforts for a pleasant stay. The place was spotlessly clean, had sufficient crockery and cutlery for two people - plus microwave oven - and the bed was very comfortable. The 2-1/2 seater lounge and 3-seat dining table completes the living area and provides additional space for relaxing and/or meals. The bathroom is spacious and well designed, with the shower tap handle on the opposite wall to the shower head so you don't get blasted by hot or cold water while trying to adjust the flow and temperature. Paul is such a "fuss pot" he rushed out to get a full toilet roll because the one in the bathroom on arrival was half-used and hadn't been replaced by the cleaner. He went out of his way to familiarise us with the Cowaramup township and also left a collection of Tourist brochures so we could plan our trips through WA's scenic south-west. Parking is right at your door which makes it quick and easy to transfer your belongings from the car to the unit. Another impressive aspect of the studio was the numerous power points available. In this age of technology, it's a relief to have access to sufficient power outlets without having to use our multi-point adapter. The television coverage was equal to Perth metropolitan services with every major network available, including channels 72, 73, 76, 92, 93, ABC 1, 2, 3 & 4, SBS, NITV and racing.com and shopping channels. Cowaramup might not be in the heart of Margaret River but it's only a 10-minute drive to the town centre. "Cow Town" offers a rustic alternative to the more tourist-crowded Margaret's strip. Instead of dodging people and cars, it's a special experience to be sharing the "main drag" with the smatterings of ornamental life-sized jersey cows and calves along the sidewalk.