After all the travel restrictions and border closures, my family and I waited for almost 2 years to visit this awesome corner of Australia and so glad we persevered. Throughout this time the management staff were friendly, helpful and understanding of our situation. We finally made it! albeit only my husband and I as the kids have all had other commitments. What a beautiful house in such an enviable location! Lovely panoramic views of Wilson inlet and the village from the kitchen, lounge and the master bedroom. Even at night the lights in the distance were just magical. Huge windows which bring the outside in. So much room to relax and spread out. We were spoiled for comfort here, everything you could wish for in a holiday home was provided for, even hot water bottles and a generous supply of wood and firelighters! Perfect walking distance to the village although with the rainy weather during our stay we chose to hop in the car for the very short drive to the big IGA on Strickland St. I love the layout of the kitchen which was fully equipped with everything you would need to cook up a storm (which we didn't of course). The washing machine and dryer downstairs in the house was also well appreciated . Just a small caveat here: the modern design of the master bedroom can seem strange to traditional folks like us - having an open shower in the bedroom (no shower curtains, the bathroom mirror right opposite etc...) can either be seen as a quirky touch or a confronting experience... we found it extremely funny! Puts a new meaning to the word 'voyeurism'! Nice to have a strong and reliable supply of hot water coming down the waterfall head though - pure luxury. We're definitely still talking about THAT shower even today. All in all, however, just one of those unique features that makes for a very memorable stay in this beautiful house. Definitely hoping to return someday.