We stayed in the Teapot cottage at Roland B&B.
Firstly, the place had some great charm. It looked to be an old cottage that had been relocated to the base of Mount Roland, and being nestled amongst the trees made for a nice peaceful stay.
The lounge room was nice and comfortable with a three seater and a single rocker recliner. The TV had most of the Australian channels provided through some set top box. There was a reasonable sized reverse cycle aircon in the room that kept the room warm.
The front bedroom was cosy with two single beds and our daughter had no problems sleeping in it. There was no heater in the front room but it did have an electric blanket and the aircon in the lounge room also blew into this room. The bedside lamp didn't work though.
The main bedroom had a queen bed with a mattress that felt like was a bit older and getting to the end of its life. Still easy enough to sleep in even for a difficult sleeper like me, but the middle felt like it was worn out and my feet sat higher than my middle. This room also didn't have any heating but it also had an electric blanket on the bed.
The kitchen was clean and tidy and had suitable facilities.
Bathroom was a bit on the older side but still functional. Lighting in the mirror wasn't great, but the room had a tastic heat lamp.
Hot and cold water took a few seconds to start running as it appeared to be pumped when you turned on the taps. Be careful of putting anything on top of the cupboard in there as there's nothing on top except a big gaping hole.
There was a second reverse cycle aircon in the hallway which helped with heating although it blew away from the kitchen so the kitchen area was a bit cool.
There was a nice outdoor area at the back and front to sit and relax amongst the trees. Although the back door didn't lock however the back screen door did. Not a huge issue given how remote it is.
Most of everything was clean enough, but the floors were very dusty. I was wearing white socks while walking around and didn't realise until after I took them off and they were black from the dusty dirt on the floor.
The nearest shops are in Sheffield about 15mins away so stock up before you arrive, and do it early as the shops in Sheffield close early.
The only mobile signal available there is Telstra, and it was very poor signal at best. The owners warn you of this and the food situation so you're well warned in advance and not taken be surprise, which is good.