Thank you for a comfortable place to stay for our first trip to Bruny. We appreciated the two queen bedrooms with bathrooms, for our two older couples. The location was just a short stroll to the foreshore. The accommodation was comfortable, well furnished and warm, although we felt the heating sources would be expensive to run and thought more cost effective heating would be an improvement.( just because we appreciate "eco friendly" facilities.) In winter the disjointed building arrangements are a bit of a challenge, especially when it is raining. Coming back in the dark the excess wallaby poo was difficult to avoid getting on your shoes and trying to ensure we didn't track it into the rooms. Yes this is nature, but perhaps it could be raked up each day. We did a couple of gorgeous longer walks and got drenched doing the Fluted Cape walk, (that was very refreshing) on returning we could only dry clothes on a light airer in the living rooms with the electric fan heaters or draping everything in the bathrooms with the heaters on. We thought access to a washing and drying facility would be desirable. As older people we found that a handrail on both sets of steps would be useful, again because it was wet, it was a safety issue. The arrangement is probably best suited to a summer holiday. We enjoyed all Bruny Island has to offer, but some places we wanted to visit had not re-opened, the Bligh Museum is worth a visit, the caretaker opened it for us.