PLEASE BEWARE... I've stayed in many Airbnbs in Australia and around the world and I'm not a person that writes bad reviews, as I can let a bit go. But unfortunately for my partner and I, this stay was the worst we've ever had. The good points: Great location, beautiful old building/ pub and the place was relatively clean. Young restaurant waitress/server and female owner((?) working the bar on 10/10 around 8:30pm) were exceptionally friendly. Now to the worst: If there is a thinner material than a sheet of paper, that would be the best way to describe the walls. You can hear everything happening in the adjoining rooms. None of these points are to the fault of the owners, but just keep it in mind. Also keep in mind that you will be sharing ONE male and ONE female toilet with separate bathroom with the other 10 or so rooms. The tipping point for us; THE DOORS... These are an older style door, with a glass panel in the top half that lets light into the room all night, due to the hallway light having to be on (We stayed in a room right across from the communal bathroom). The locks are the old style key and turn knob that make an unbelievable noise when opening and closing as we found out on both the nights, with other guests opening and slamming the locking mechanism. We tried our hardest to be quiet and considerate of other guests but this is not important to most other travelers apparently. This is worsened by the key ring, which is as big as a smartphone and hits the door with each turn of the key to add to the deafening noise. Adding to the fact if you want to go somewhere in the morning and leave your better half sleeping, there's no internal lock, so to take the key, you have to lock them in....We unfortunately stayed two nights, and managed a total of 6 hours of sleep over both these nights completely due to the noise of the doors and sound of noisy guests in the adjoining rooms. To make our stay worse, we tried to sleep in on the first morning to catch up on our ZZZ to be awoken by the cleaner telling us to get out as it's check out time, even though we booked for two nights (and somehow still got asked 3 times if we were staying two nights??) As the walls would be hard to rectify without tearing them down... the doors, locks and key ring need to be changed ASAP to give the guests a good night sleep. On another note, we're from Queensland and noticed no smoke alarms in the room, maybe it's not code in Victoria? Anyway, if you have to stay here, get yourself some good earplugs. We stayed during the week and would hate to see what it's like on a weekend.... This is a real shame as the place has...