Emma is a lovely host and she has a lovely house. For us it wasn't ideally suited however and ethically I must share our true experience.. To be clear for all those reading this review, the room is actually a converted garage, and seems a little warmer and more humid than the house. The only fan is one of those portable fans on a timer that you need to carry around he garage with you and up an down the ladder to bed. There were also some gaps (near seal of glass door and roof near bed) where spiders and cockroaches could and did find their way in along with lots of Ants. The kitchenette is really nice and well appointed and is a big plus, providing a good place to prepare meals. The back garden is lovely and backs on to the reserve. It's a 40 minute walk to town so don't expect drinking with your meal and strolling home (you will need a taxi or car). Its also important to note that there is no TV, DVD or Wifi to save you on a rainy day. The climb up and down the loft bed was a little precarious in the middle of the night and the ladder is a little wobbly ( if you are like me and get up in the night to go to the toilet, the climb may wake you up a bit) . I wouldn't be a big fan of sea grass floors as they give of a musty smell in humid conditions and I felt the 2 seater couch was too small and uncomfortable for 2 people to curl up and read a book in the evenings. Emma does offer some good advice on things to do up there and was always very helpful. The bathroom is in he house itself which is not ideal for privacy but the shower was lovely and hot and good pressure. Overall, if you are a single traveller looking to lay your head somewhere and you are a good sleeper with a tolerance for heat and bugs, then this I ideal. Don't go as a couple if you enjoy your space and creature comforts. You will need a car as well. Byron is a beautiful place, Enjoy!