We stayed four days. Consistent with the photos, It feels like your grandmother's house, good overall with a couple of issues. The bed is comfortable (top 20% for Airbnbs) and has a selection of pillows. The upstairs gets good light and ventilation making it nice for afternoon tea. The Internet is surprisingly good, testing at 27 Mbit/sec down, 15 Mbps up, and a low 13 mS latency, much better than I expected to find in Tasmania, even in Hobart. ¶ The host has a unfortunate love affair with scent sticks, a problem we have encountered at other Australian Airbnbs, but taken to an extreme here, a glitter bomb of scent. Was the host concealing a rotting corpse? Once we relocated two hidden scent containers outside and stashed a third in an armoire, the place smelled... fine! ¶ The location is noisier that one might expect looking at a map. Though the road is small, it is the main route through the surrounding area and so carries a lot of truck traffic. Also the community center a block away holds events and the nearby Thai restaurant does a good business. Then there are the children. On balance Aussie kids seem better behaved than those from the States, but their whiniest ones evidently are forced to vacation in Hobart. Nevertheless, quiet prevails by 10 or 11 pm through the night.