We spent a week at Gnarabup, 4 people using the 2 bedrooms downstairs. Each bedroom has its bathroom and a toilet but we were quite disappointed about :
- one bedroom is really tiny (equipped with a small 140cm bed), barely enough space to open the suitcases at the foot of the bed. There are closets but who undoes his suitcase entirely for 6 days ?
- The tiny bedroom's bathroom (across the corridor) has a mirror which arrives half-lenght (because of an upper window), so you can't see your face without bending down
Maybe this is typically Australian but showers are not equipped with shower hoses... that make things complicated !
One last thing, unfortunately we stayed during a cold week (about 15 degrees outside) and this summer house has no heaters... There is one aircon in the living-room that can be turned to heat but mostly dries the atmosphere without making the temperature climb (but making noise !).
Simon plugged one movable oil heater but :
- it was not enought to heat up the whole house (just ok for one bedroom after the other...)
- impossible to plug into the bathroom (which was around 12 degrees....) because it makes the power supply trip.
- so we woke up in a fridge every morning !
Other amenities were good, and Simon is a nice host who helped us out to modify our booking as we wanted to leave 24h before.
To conclude, the house is just not to be lived in during automn and winter, but should be ok during hot summers.