I booked this place knowing that it has an outhouse compost toilet, and limited water resources during summer, so my expectations were not unrealistic. Upon arrival, I had already been greeted with the sight of the swallows for which the place was named after. I found it to be such a charming and rustic eco-home during my short 2-night stay away. You have beautiful views of the hills, grazing cows across the fence (who observe you every now and then if you're in the kitchen), kookaburras that laugh at dawn and dusk, and I wasn't even trying to look for any wallabies but one showed up on the drive out on the last day.
The house manual includes all the instructions needed to use everything, and also includes all the nature walks and beaches within Great Otway National Park and surrounding areas.
Given it does get quite warm inside the place during the summer arvos (only a fan available), I found it cooled down once dusk set, so it was a small gripe. Had no issues bringing my own bedding sheets and pillowcases due to Covid restrictions. I definitely recommend bringing drinking water just in case water does run out (rain water tank can be low in summer).
Overall, it's a great place to stay and learn how to get familiar with a compost toilet, being mindful of your waste and want to be surrounded by nature (both forest and sea). Highly recommended!