The property was nice with nice gardens but was unaware that it was a huge house and was attached and it was hard to find where to go as the real estate who manage the place never gave me a map of where to go and the photos didn't show it being a house.one of the nights we were there we had no hot water we rang them and they communicated via email for hours trying to get us to fix the problem but we were unable because we knew nothing about gas instantaneous hot water systems and they fixed it while we were out the next day but did not discount the price of the booking which wasn't good.

Enjoyed the rustic setting, the amenities and ambience of the apartment, and relaxing atmosphere. Not far from the Airport. Had trouble finding the key lockbox in the dark, TV picture good but sound was indistinct. Would recommend the apartment.

Setting was beautiful

To start with, the description of the apartment is totally misleading.We chose the "stunning views" in case the weather was bad. The "stunning views" from the apartment are of a section of formal garden with a clipped hedge around the rotary clothes line. We had expected rural views.. The delay in providing directions and entry information came too late. We had packed our computers and were on the road to the overnight ferry to Tasmania--a 3 hour drive. This delay was extremely stressful. We received a telephone map on the phone while driving but it was just of the general area.The microwave oven on top of the refrigerator is difficult to access. A hook or rail is needed for the teatowel. There were only 7 teabags for two people for a 10 night stay. There was no house info package in the apartment. The TV turned itself on every day at noon whether we were there or not. When a piercing alarm started we thought it was the smoke alarm and rang the emergency number and were told to climb up and switch it off! This would have been very dangerous. There was no broom to try and switch it off. The alarm continued for about half an hour until the owners came home and turned it off. It was their sewerage system alarm. We found the heating oppressive and the emergency contact told us to refer to the information whch was then sent us--21 pages, but all it said was that heating system was supplied. We just wanted to turn it down. The doona was extremely heavy and kept slipping off.