Writing a review of our stay with Sue is a bit difficult. On the one hand, she lives in a quirky old farmhouse, so folks looking for 5-star accommodations will be disappointed. (But that's not what Airbnb is about anyway, in my opinion.) We found her home charming and it reminded me of my great grandmothers farm house. On the other hand, Sue is a 5-star-plus host. She is a wonderful lady with an interesting life story. And she loves to learn about her guests and their countries; she is a terrific conversationalist. She is 100% authentic. Her house is very convenient to Kaiterteri - only about 15 minutes or so by car - which is a gateway to Abel Tasman National Park. And she serves a real breakfast with homemade muffins. For animal lovers, she has a menagerie - a wonderful dog Samantha, two cats, birds, and a horse. She grows lots of her own food, and makes her muffins from surprising ingredients. The muffins are good! But meeting Sue was the best part of our visit.