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"The little cottage is very cozy, situated at the back of the main house with its own entrance and garden. It was really peaceful and we woke up to bird songs in the morning. So peaceful and tranquil"

"Great place for a stop through, easy to organise a night key."

"I did this a few days ago YES all excellent ... new managers very informative and pleasant."

"It was great being so close to the little stream that runs past tiny house. We were fortunate to be there during quite a rainy period and the stream turned into a gushing river which was music to my ears while falling asleep with the door open. The cabin is cute and very tidy with thoughtful local insights and books and games to keep us occupied. "

"The property is in a central location in the town of Dungog. Next to a supermarket which is handy. I did not realise the bathroom was outside of our accommodation and that there was no running water/sink in our room. It was also very musty and airless. There were no flyscreens to open windows without mosquitos and insects coming in. It was tricky to understand where to enter the property, however the owner helped with this. There was only one bed made up for two single people. I thought there would be two rooms, but one room was the lounge room with a sofa bed. The beds were comfortable and the place was clean, although lots of mould in the bathroom. It is a stepover bath to get into the shower, this was too dangerous for my older companion and she didn't have a shower. "

"\We Loved how it was really quiet and relaxing which is exactly what we needed. Lovely house, we had a little problem with the hot water, but that was out of everyone's hands, and it was fixed as soon as they could "

"Complete privacy"

"Wonderful large house, excellent location and an amazing views. An excellent bonfire area. "

"Property just outside of town so you can grab anything you need quickly. Beautiful setting, woke to the sounds of all the local bird life and the beautiful foggy valley while watching the sunrise coming up from the mountains. So many animals from the cows grazing to the little magpie that would come for a snack to the green tree frog that would come and croak at night plus rock wallabies that would be hopping past. The surrounding Barrington tops National Park was spectacular views and bush walks. Thanks to all the lovely locals that welcomed us into their beautiful town and a very special thanks to Dan for sharing this little piece of countryside with us."