The space is cosy, nicely appointed, set on a peaceful busy & rivulet backdrop, and a convenient 10min drive from the heart of the city, and a 5 min drive from nice cafes & restaurants in South Hobart. A welcome platter of fresh veggies & eggs provided a hot breakfast & coffee for the first morning was a lovely touch and a great first impression. Danielle’s instructions were polite, prompt and informative, as was the assistance/support provided by her son Jacques in her absence (there was no shampoo & conditioner, and the pellet fire needed cleaning in order to operate, so we contacted them to let them know, and they responded very quickly and sorted it all out for us). The front door was said to be warping due to the cold weather, and while this did seem apparent, it also meant that we were not able to lock the only door to the unit for the whole time we were there. The neighbourhood did seem very friendly and safe, as was explained to us, and all of our possessions were absolutely fine, but still, for piece of mind, if the door could lock it would be better. The dogs Benji & Ollie were totally people friendly, and we didn’t hear them bark at all. Very cute doggos! (Danielle checked before we arrived to see if we were ok with dogs and offered to move them away from the entry if we weren’t). Danielle was very thoughtful, she checked in with us during our stay to see if we needed anything and to offer local tips etc.
All in all, it was a great little place to stay, and once the door is fixed, I think would be a great place to stay for anyone visiting Hobart.