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"The moment we settled in, we felt like we were on holidays. Very clean, well presented accommodation with all the amenities we could want. The heating was on when we arrived which was appreciated because it was a cold, stormy kind of day. Electric blankets on each bed, if required. Two couches and a single lounge chair, so plenty of sitting and lounging space. Large windows to capture the surroundings on every side of the cabin. Cabins are spread apart and have hedges and varied plantings to create seclusion and privacy. We had water views which created a good excuse for sitting and staring out the window across the deck. Washing machine, dryer and iron were very welcome accessories. Easy check-in and check-out. Lovely little walks along the river or tracks to the water and green spaces. Easy, short drive to Seahorse World, Platypus House, fishing, cafe’s, hotel dining, and the Post Office which sells a range of things, including bait, milk, bread and glue sticks, to name just a few things. Thank you to the custodians of this facility and the care they take to keep it well maintained and presented. We will return."

"Sophie is an excellent host. We had a lovely stay at Hawley House. It is peaceful, with spectacular views, and a lovely breakfast with homemade bread and condiments."

"This is the second time we've visited the Low Head, George Town area and wanted to stay at the pilot station. We were not disappointed; these charming old buildings are in great condition for their age. We had trouble with the gas heater in our unit but Jodi from the kiosk came to the rescue. The bed was comfortable; the kitchen well stocked with cooking equipment and parking was onsite and close to the unit. These units are old and have some "quirky" features at times. We would definitely stay there again on our next trip. The museum is well worth a visit too, there is so much history in this part of Tasmania."