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"I liked that it was so close to the Port Arthur Historic Site. The staff were friendly and helpful. The dinner in the restaurant was really good. Breakfast was a bit disappointing. We paid $12 and only got 2 slices of toast. Very limited cereal selection and no hot food. "

"We had a lovely stay here, the unit was spacious and well equipped. Great central location in Port Arthur. The wifi was weak at times, but otherwise a very nice place to stay. "

"Mostly very good, great meal and service in restaurant. Wonderful location and very scenic. Two areas need improvement. The cabins are now very tired and need a refurbishment. Secondly, we had a simply terrible night's sleep as the mattress sagged very badly in the middle. "

"Clean Comfortable Great location Quiet Staff / owner manager excellent service "

"would stay again"

"Lovely stay in a sleepy little seaside town. Cottage was great with every amenity imaginable included. Quiet location only meters from the beach. Reception staff were very friedly and helpful and gave us some discount vouchers to use at several of the local eateries. The town itself was pretty quiet and pretty well shut down by 6pm, so not suitable for party animals, but great for a quiet,romantic getaway."

"The property was immaculate. The owner provided very clear communications and great recommendations for activities. Highly recommended!"

"We loved seeing the many furry little wallaby-like Fucous critters around the park. The place was clean and warm. Unfortunately we could not get wifi in the cabin we stayed in which was disappointing. Otherwise we were very happy. The nearby Fox and Hound was described/recommended as "pub food" which I guess it was, but we weren't thrilled with it and found it to be pretty expensive. Port Arthur was exceptional!"