We stayed here for four days and loved it.

We wanted somewhere a little out of Byron (it's about a 15 minute drive to Byron) with trees rather than staying right on the beach. It was so peaceful and seeing wallabies in the morning and waking up with the birds was a treat. You definitely need a car to get to the house but that's part of it's charm. The neighbours aren't close by and during our stay (including a Friday and Saturday night) there was no noise from anyone.

The house is well set up with everything you'd need including lots of nice thick bath towels. There's no oven but there is a microwave and hot plates plus toaster, coffee plunger etc. Jeannine was kind of enough to leave something to eat and drink in the fridge and pantry, which was much appreciated. The toilet is an eco toilet but you wouldn't know it - except there's no flushing. We used the reverse cycle heating - and it worked very, very well. I'd think the air con would be just as effective due to the design of the house.

Jeannine is very friendly and welcoming but also a non-intrusive host so we truly felt we were in our own little world, while staying there.