This is a lovely, if quirky, place to stay. It's a very private space surrounded by bush on most sides. It feels like you're in an isolated spot even though there are houses next door and you're on the 'main' street of the Siding. There was some 'urban noises off' but they did not intrude into the very special, and surprisingly comfy, atmosphere that has been created with the upgrade to an old church building. The architecture is clearly 19th Century/early 20th Century country church and the owners have utilised the vaulted ceilings, large interior, and smaller entryway and vestry type spaces to create a uniquely old/modern space. The decor is comfortable, not up-market, and warmly welcoming into what could, otherwise, have been a daunting empty vaulted space. I have to say that the bathroom was my favourite spot. It is really a shower room with excellent water pressure and lovely hot water spraying from a lovely big shower rose. The shower is not contained and one stands in the middle of the bathroom and allows water to flow over you and away across the bathroom floor which is excellently drained. Shy folk might find the lack of screening or even curtains a bit daunting. But, really, who wouldn't love to stand free and easy under the rush of warm water whilst looking out over the plants and trees that are just outside the windows. If someone wanted to look in, they could. But, I say, "let them". For they would see someone truly at ease, at peace with themselves, as they undertake a welcome baptism into a special space. What a great place just to be away from everything.