My husband and I had a wonderful stay here due to a number of factors. Firstly the room we had was new, basic in a number of ways but had everything you needed. However, what we loved was the balcony looking out to sea. Although it was set back from the edge, the large balcony allowed us to sit out at night and enjoy the quiet, the amazing array of stars and the feeling of being along way from home. As well, the place was close to the pub, far enough away to be quiet but within easy walking distance to enjoy the amazing food on its menu. The place also was centred well for exploring the wonderful island.

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The mini cabins were cute, very clean, looked pretty new and had a fabulous view. They contained everything that we needed. The TV was huge and very good. Bathroom good. We had a very nice meal at the Pub.

The wall of glass in the cabin looking out to the coast was meant to be double glazed but the outer layer was smashed so only one layer there. There was a lot of broken glass over the floor of the balcony and yellow security tape all around the broken glass wall. The bathroom basin had quite a few cracks in it. When we arrived, the mini cabin was boiling hot. Once the aircon got going it was okay.

It was an easy drive from the ferry. The location seemed lovely but it wasn't until i opened the door that I gasped in absolute joy. The view and the space itself were both unbelievable. I kept saying to my daughter, 'wow,this is really special, how lucky are we'. Everything looked beautiful. We had dinner at the Bruny Hotel. The food was amazing and the staff were also just fantastic. I had the garlic and chilli seafood linguine and I could not believe how fresh and delicious it was. The cocktails were lovely. The children's food was also delicious, Fabulous views. Quiet at the accomodation. Good water pressure. I loved the gesture of having two local apple ciders in the fridge for us. So comfortable.

Nowhere for breakfast. We drove 20 minutes over the the closest cafe at Adventure Bay and that was lovely but we could have taken some supplies if we had known that there was nothing nearby. The room has a kettle / toaster and microwave / fridge.

We had such a great time staying there! Waking up to a wallaby right outside our door was such a cool surprise. Even though it was a chilly night, we stayed toasty warm thanks to the heater, pellet fire, and heated blanket. The converted church house vibe was right up our alley, especially with that cozy living room setup. Bedrooms are comfy. Plus, the kitchen had everything we needed and was easy to navigate.

It's not a big deal but it's best to get there before sunset. We arrived late, and it was pitch dark around the house, making it a bit tricky to park and avoid wallaby droppings in the complete darkness. It would have been great if there were some pathway lights to help out.

The view was sensational. Very relaxing. A little bit of privacy between the decks of the neighbouring apartments too so that was nice. They provided two complementary ciders which was a welcome surprise. Very close to the pub for dinner. Excellent location. Very new furnishings.

I am always happy to wash my own dishes but the only facilities to do so was the bathroom sink which I don't find very hygienic. A collapsible, portable camp sink to work around this would be a cheap and easy fix.

The unit was really comfortable, well designed and outfitted, with the option to sit out in the deck or on the day bed. Bed was comfortable. View was hard to beat! Windows that opened for natural ventilation always appreciated. The units are a terrific addition to the Bruny Island accommodation scene AND so close to the hotel and great restaurant. The seafood platter is still a winner.

No bottle opener supplied, although we worked around it to open the tasty complimentary Bruny Island Cider. Extra towels, as most places offer, would have been a nice touch. The website could be more user friendly, although personal phone follow up was appreciated.

Studio apartment was a few minutes drive from the Bruny Island Hotel, with a fabulous view. It was large, well appointed and more than adequate for our 2 night stay. In fact the apartment is large enough to be comfortable for a longer stay. Two wallabies paid us a visit whilst there and stayed on the lawn beside the apartment grazing for a little while.

The apartment was very close to another apartment and although no one was in the other one whilst we were there I imagine it could have been a tad noisy. The driveway needed a little work as it was quite steep and had a couple of potholes in it. Nevertheless, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Well designed and presented individual lodges with a cool view of the bay. Large flat screen TV probably 65". Easy and plenty of parking - adjoining Bruny Hotel pub meal was adequate and reasonably priced. We unexpectedly received two complimentary bottles of cold cider left in the cabin's fridge.

This facility relies on tank water however we had no ill effects even though we drank the water and brushed our teeth before reading the sign that states "boil water before drinking".

Great location. The room was across the road from the beach on Bruny Island. The room was great value for an overnight stay on Bruny. This a motel style room, and is very basic, but it was clean and well maintained and what we expected.

As I mentioned above, it is a really basic accommodation. We should have spent a little more money to stay in the nicer cabins. No fault of the hotel, they represented where we stayed correctly online, and the price was great.

Located in Alonnah on the west side of Bruny Island, we stayed in the cabins towards the rear of the property. Super cute, well appointed. As they are elevated we had a great view of the D'Entrecasteaux Channel, then it was an easy 2' walk back to the hotel where the restaurant was. It was an easy drive to the west side and the popular sites.

Bit of a mixup with our room allocation however this was quickly sorted by the friendly, helpful staff. All good, would stay here again for sure.