Karlee was welcoming and attentive, and my partner and I had a nice stay here: we can recommend it for consideration. The pictures were accurate save for the cover on the lounge: during our stay it was a somewhat-unclean (smelt like dogs), thin satin cover, not the pictured thick cotton blanket. It's at least an hour's walk down a busy road to get to Byron (with not much else on the way), and about a 40 minute walk to Suffolk Park beach. You're probably best off with a car and/or bikes. The "studio" itself is nice, but it seemed to be missing some attention to detail. It doesn't have any cross-breezes so it easily gets stuffy. The entrance door adjoins the entrance to the host's house, so there's not much privacy there: you either have the door open without privacy (and an occasional dog running in on the carpet), or close it and sacrifice what little breezes you can get. The back deck is nice, except that the overhang doesn't go out far enough, so when it rains (as it did our entire time there) the whole deck gets wet, so you can't sit there for the rest of the day. The only rubbish bin is in the bathroom, and there's no good place for it in the kitchen; we ended up putting it right in front of the oven to avoid walking back and forth. The closest light switch to the entrance door is over in the kitchen, so you have to walk through the dark room to turn on the lights (watch out toes!). The kitchen is stocked pretty well (and there was some milk, bread and butter in the fridge on arrival, which is always nice), but we missed bigger pots (e.g. difficult to cook a packet of pasta) and enough cutlery. The only cleaning implements were the soft rags; there wasn't anything to scrub with. Your parking spot on the property is perpindicular to two drive ways also on the property: one paved and one grassy. You get about a foot leeway on either side. As I was driving a car that wasn't mine, I was always a bit concerned that it would get scraped from a car backing out of one of the drive ways. We could hear bass through the walls adjoining the host's house every evening (roughly 7pm to 10pm) we were there, and there was a house across the road that was prone to shouting during the day (and playing music loudly on our last morning) -- it's a somewhat quiet place, except when it's not. As they come, these are minor blemishes, but they do add up. I don't mention these things to deter you from staying here, but to just make you aware of what to expect. It's a nice place, worthy of your consideration.