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"Quite locations with a paddock of rabbits outside Fan in bathroom could di with a clean"

"Idlewylde is a gorgeous little house and garden with everything you need for a comfortable stay in a quiet end of town, close to the river and a nice walk to town. The facilities were great and all clean and tidy, with thoughtful choccies and wine as a bonus welcome, would highly recommend the property to stay at,"

"Bathroom not attached. Overall excellent. Kim was awesome excellent host. Great cook"

"Convenient location, clean and comfortable quite rooms to rest "

"Motel was clean, comfortable and quiet despite being next to a main road. Reception staff were friendly. No issues checking in or out. Would stay there again if we needed to"

"What a gorgeous house and property. Everything we could have wanted was supplied and it was beautifully clean. Airconditioning in both bedrooms and the living area made our stay super comfortable. Communication was amazing and the owner checked we were ok after a storm. Thank you so much."

"Very friendly and accommodating staff when we wanted early access to our room. Helpfulness continued throughout our stay. Nice comfortable room. Black mark to Expedia - their accounting procedures left me in total confusion concerning payment. And I am not totally sure that I gave them authority to access my account for this booking. A withdrawal from the account without mention of the name of the accommodation provider ...??? Just 30 digits of codes."

"A perfect spot to get away from the busy Melbourne everyday grind. Friendly, loveable doggies greeted us for a play after we were welcomed by geese and chooks. The modern cottage was so very peaceful, clean, comfortable and the walk down to the river was lovely! Gorgeous location to use as a base with mod cons to come home to. Thank you so much to the hosts for a super clean, comfortable and gorgeous location. We wish we could’ve stayed longer "

"Loved staying here and would stay here again if I ever come to Warragul again. "