This cottage was lovely (and bigger than our apartment). What it lacks in modern-ness it makes up for in location, personality, and having a working fireplace. We were woken up by kookaburras one morning and we enjoyed the selection of bad movies on DVD (my favourite part). The bath was plenty big for two people, and sitting in front of the fireplace in those comfy chairs was the nicest evening I've had in a while. If the cottage had tea towels, we couldn't find them, which was a little frustrating - luckily we brought our own paper towels. The oven barely worked (burned the bottom of our pizza but barely melted the top) and trying to use the microwave made me wonder if I was having a stroke (the only button that worked was perplexingly labelled "express" and added 30-second increments). The biggest con is that the lighting in the cottage is VERY dim - really it's mood lighting. That said, these were negligible cons considering the price of the stay and the proximity to Sassafras.