I had a peaceful stay at Deborahs tranquil home. I was on a 'working holiday' and it suited me perfectly - a quiet place in nature, and the wifi was pretty good. Here's a few more notes -
The room is on the first floor, with an attached bathroom, and balcony. The house is not super modern but has a nice (dare I say it) alternative Byron vibe. The property backs onto the wetlands so you are surrounded by nature and lots of birdlife. Its about a 25 minute walk into the town - its an easy walk (and there is an intermittent bus service) but if you don't have a car you will need to plan your day as it is not so easy to pop back for short breaks.
Deborah was friendly and helpful. She does youth work and wildlife care and has three fluffy cats (which aren't allowed in the guest bedroom if you have a problem with cats).
I should mention that it is very much Deborahs home (her 'sanctuary' as she calls it) and she is fairly particular about looking after the house and guest behaviour (no excessive noise, drugs, or alcohol etc). So I would recommend it if you are quiet independent person looking for a tranquil retreat, but if you want a base for partying in Byron it probably isn't the best choice for you.