We had a lovely stay with Hayden at his home. The unit is on a hillside and so has about five narrow floors with 5-6 stairs in between each floor. The rental unit comprises the bottom two floors is complete private. There are four bedrooms, two bathrooms, the laundry facilities, a back porch, and a small kitchenette with sink and refrigerator and microwave. The third floor is the entrance. Fourth floor is a shared space with the gorgeous kitchen (fully stocked with supplies) and Hayden's work space. The fifth floor is Hayden's personal room. All that to say, that even though you share the space, you have maximum privacy. However, we also thoroughly enjoyed meeting Hayden and learning about his winemaking experiences in Central Otago. He is a fascinating man and very helpful in giving us restaurant recommendations in Dunedin. Certainly go to Plato and the Ironic Cafe - some of the best food we had on our entire trip. Parking in the driveway is on a steep slant, but our emergency brake held. It is 10 minutes walking to the University of Otago, but it is down a steep steep slope. Therefore, we drove everywhere and parking wasn't a problem because we were there before the students arrived - I imagine it would be more difficult once all 20,000 of them arrive. We visited the Albatross reserve (not too great at all and very expensive) but then stopped at Sandfly beach on the peninsula (spectacular and got to see both penguins and sea lions). The Otago Museum is a must see for all ages - gorgeous butterfly house and wonderful planetarium show. Entrance is free, but the two mentioned attractions cost. Overall, an A+ experience.