Such a lovely spot amongst all the other holiday houses around the beach.
It's very close to Seacliff and there is a stunning lookout there.
It's very spacious and has a decent and spacious lawn in the front.
I loved all the glass doors - too bad you only get a tiny corner of the sea from the place, and the weather in Dunners wasn't too great, I didn't get to enjoy the eggchair or outdoor seating at all, nor managed to go to the beach right up front.
The vintage furnitures were endearing and quite nice to see, as they were eclectic and colorful.
Re: the sleeping arrangement:
I hit my head sitting up on the lower bunk bed a few times, as the bunker is just not made for taller people ;p. I had to make sure to be careful afterwards.
Upon arrival, it was odd to find a handwritten note from the host asking me to take out the rubbish for Monday collection,
as that doesn't feel appropriate like something for guests to do - to take out others' rubbish, nor did I have any rubbish to take out on the day of my arrival on Sunday.
It was also confusing as to all the food in storage on the main cupboard in the kitchen, and in the freezer of the fridge - it wasn't made clear whether those were for guests, or that this whole space is actually usually used for the host's own family.
I had to ask to clarify, as the cupboard was messy and filled with things, it looked as it would in a hostel/backpackers.
The lightswitch by the front glass door also did not work.
Whether you flick it on or off, the lights would all stay on.
Despite communicating this to the host, she insisted that there was nothing wrong with the switch.
So I showed a picture of the only I managed to keep the light off,
which was to place the switch right in the middle (flat).
I hope it'll get fixed up soon for any future guests. :)
When I had to make a change of dates for my booking from 3 days to 2 days due to emergency reasons,
the host communicated with me by writing: "This is fine - however this will need to be the minimum stay - as I have other people fitting in around your original booking. Thank you."
Though it was for clarification on the host's part, I still read the latter part & felt like something that need not be said to a guest.
Naturally I would only book according to the minimum requirements,
and it made me feel a tad unwelcome. But no big deal.
It was overall a lovely stay in a lovely space.
I appreciate the date change and hope to be able to stay here again on finer weather.