Get a beachfront studio. Even though they are in a block - because of their clever design you'd never know anybody else was there - except the wallabies.

My wife and I went on a driving holiday round Tassy and returned to Edge of the Bay after 7 year absence. Nothing has changed which is good and bad! Location is stunning.. Do make sure you get a room at the front for the view. Rooms are minimalist but fine. Biggest bug bare was the mini bar fridge was noisy and empty. We were told that there is no staff to manage mini bars....We ate in the restaurant where we found the food was good, service amateur friendly. You can't book a table so we were told. We wanted to sit at a table by the window to be told it was booked. Duh! Enjoyed the stay but...

My partner and l stayed at 'Edge of the Bay' for three days in December last year. We stayed in a suite & the bay view from the suite was magnificent. The suite felt private & it was quiet & we heard the bird life and even saw a few wallabies. The suite was modern, very clean & had everything we needed. Each morning l went for a stroll along the foreshore & it was the best way to start the day. We used the resorts bikes & even managed a hit of tennis. We ate in the restaurant one night & we both enjoyed our meal & the view of the Hazards. Overall it was just the relaxing holiday l needed. I found the staff to be friendly & helpful. I look forward to our next trip!

We booked a 2 bedroom cabin (there are also hotel type rooms which looked much newer) which was comfortable rather than chic but had great views from the deck, master bedroom and living area. They do not have disabled units but my very recently broken ankle and wheelchair coped although I could not have a shower. We had 2 evening meals in the restaurant and enjoyed them both. Very popular with families and plenty of bush for children to explore. Convenient for exploring Wineglass Bay and Frecinyet.