Christine's place is full of character and reminders of a time that once was.
With the outstanding collection of David Bowie records (in addition to a plethora of other artists/discographies) and the acompanying turntable, we felt the charming and homey nature of the residence.
However, arriving after dark had to be one of the scariest things I've experienced in my time in New Zealand (and I bungee-jumped in Queenstown). No joke, it was eerily creepy. Keep in mind, my review is not the only one to have experienced the same "creepy" feeling.
After getting over our initial fear of the residence, my partner and I watched a film in the master bedroom and dozed off to sleep. Mid-sleep, my partner was awoken by an unbearable coldness in the room (and house), comparable to keeping all the windows open. Be warned, it's as cold as you would imagine a house without heating in the dead of winter (we actually traveled at the begining of the winter season).
As it was just two of us, we can only speak to the nature of the master bedroom. The blankets, after turning on a heater, managed to keep us warm enough to push through the rest of the night. As another reviewer stated, the bed was infact uneven.
Outside of these issues, the residence was a (cold) blast from the past. We'd highly recommend staying here if traveling in spring or summer.