This is a lovingly furnished hideaway place for couples. Upon entry we were greeted by a nice bottle of Portuguese wine and a friendly welcome note by the owners. We had a great time with sunny weather and spent most of our stay outdoors, exploring the area and enjoying the Smith Lake people’s friendliness. As winter is approaching, we were very grateful for the heaters in the evening and early morning. It was lovely sitting on the rear balcony with a coffee and tea, mornings and afternoons, listening to the abundantly chatty wattle birds and black cockatoos in the bush. A real treat! To be realistic with this review, there are a few things that we did not like: While everything is beautifully renovated, some of the nice furniture lacks comfort (the matrasses are very soft, so if you need firmer back support, a relaxed sleep will be difficult; and the cane sofa, while looking very pretty, is not comfy – I propped it up with lots of the available cushions but this only works for one person while my husband had to sit on an equally uncomfortable cane chair – I don’t know how more than two people would be able to enjoy watching TV/DVD together). There was an interesting DVD collection, which we weren’t able to explore, as we couldn’t figure out how the system works (which reflects probably more on our lack of skills). Also, the hot water boiler is apparently so small that longer showers in a row or taking a bath seem to be problematic (according to the owner’s note in the bathroom, which provides little to no space for towels etc., especially if there were more than two people using it). All in all, this is certainly a lovely place, well-spaced and designed for two people, with a well-equipped kitchen for cooking and a beautiful, relaxing vibe created by its owners, who definitely have an eye for aesthetics and the 70s history of the building. :) Thank you for sharing it with us!