The absolute cutest, nicest and well-appointed place we have stayed since arriving Tassie. It was so well thought out, including the bathroom where the toilet is separate from the shower so two people can use it at the same time. The kitchen has a stove and oven. There are plenty of electrical outlets, reading lights, storage, a wardrobe, dining table for 4, sofa and it’s so spacious and nicely decorated. You enter through double doors that look out onto Anne and John’s garden and views of The Nut. Roger and I even shared a wonderful nectarine off their tree after we had dinner.
Ann and John are the most welcoming and lovely host. They put eggs, milk, jam, and butter in the fridge for us. Provided bread for toast, as well as other things, had we wished to make dinner or have a cuppa. So very thoughtful. They have a little dog named Maggie and she was so sweet and adorable.
We ordered take away fish and chips from the supermarket across the street and it was good and reasonably priced. Bought Bacon to go with the other things we were given. The town is just around the corner and is so very quaint with all the buildings lovingly cared for. Around 9:30 pm we went to the penguin viewing area and ended up seeing 8 penguins. The morning we left we made breakfast, packed up and were looking for Anne and John to say goodbye but they weren't there. So we walked up the Nut, around the top, then took the lift down. Absolutely fantastic. This is a very special area and we loved our time there. Our only regret is that we had booked in for another night, or two.