We really enjoyed our stay here. It's very tiny but cozy and very quiet and peaceful. It feels very remote and is a great place to unplug, yet it's very close to the Abel Tasman Park entrance, water taxi, etc. It's on a beautiful piece of property. Our children settled in within minutes, and we had to tear them away each day to get out and about. There are fruit trees just outside the door. The cottage and setting are utterly charming and relaxing. Annemarie is a marvelous host who accepted a last-minute booking from us and made sure we were taken care of by her daughter, even as Anneamarie had to fly out of town with her husband for emergency surgery!
A couple of caveats to be aware of, in case they matter to you: 1) There is no mobile phone signal, and you have to step outside and 15-20 feet away to get on the Internet. This is fine, if you want to unplug and just check email or surf on occasion. It will be a bit inconvenient, if you're on a working vacation and need to be online a lot. 2) The road leading to the house is under reconstruction due to storm damage, so it will be a bit bumpy. 3) There is not much noise insulation between the two bedrooms (or anywhere, for that matter, since it is so small), so this is probably a place better suited to a couple or a family with a couple of children. It will work for two couples or four singles, if you're accustomed to close quarters. 4) There is no oven inside the cottage.
Having said all of that, it all worked out great for us. We especially appreciated the convenience - close proximity to Abel Tasman for our hikes, horseback riding on the beach, water taxi to other parts of the park, and the Park Cafe.