The accommodation was basic but comfortable, but overpriced. For the amount paid I expect better than basic and comfortable. We did not eat at the restaurant and breakfast was self serve with no hot food. Will stay elsewhere next time.

I'm a world traveler - I live in Colorado. I camp, I tie my food up from bears, I'm no wimp. But charging over $200 for a sparse log cabin room invested with 4-inch spiders is not acceptable. The $10 hostel we recently visited in Costa Rica was cleaner and had better service. 3-inch spiders criss-crossed the porch area. The door to our room barely locked. The bathroom was reminiscent of budget summer camp facilities. The service at the restaurant was glacially slow, and the food nothing to shout about. When I shared my dismay with the innkeeper in the morning, I was told they are committed to organic farming and would never consider using pesticides. Perhaps they should stick to farming and abandon their inn-keeping pursuits.

Lovely weekend getaway. The log style cabins are really cosy and plenty of hot water in a spacious shower! The verandah outside allows you to sit and take in the ambience of the place- truly magnificent.
The owners and staff are extremely hospitable and you do feel you are getting personalised attention.
The only thing I would suggest is that they remove the mention of providing a hot cooked breakfast from the website, as they dont. HOWEVER what they do provide from breakfast is a high quality continental breakfast - which was truly yummy. So although initially disappointed to not have a cooked breakfast it was short lived once we tasted what was on offer.
I would definitely return to this place and would happilly recommend to my family and friends.

On arriving we were pleasantly surprised by the quaint rooms positioned along the beautiful wooden verandah. Unfortunately the verandah is incredible noisy when anyone walks along it, and unluckily for us there was a hens party group staying on the night we were there who were making an incredible noise until after midnight. The rooms were cosy but very basic, dated and incredibly over priced - more than $200 a night! The tariff included breakfast at the award winning Shakey tables restaurant, which was again in dire need of a make over and the food for breakfast was all 'serve yourself' as per any standard motel breakfast buffet, but with an even more limited selection. There was not even a menu for cooked eggs, only a bucket of cold hard boiled eggs. For $200 in the overpriced accomodation we expected more, especially since their write up insinuated that you'd be treated to breakfast in the award winning restaurant.