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"Great house - close enough to visit neighbouring tourist spots such as Mandurah and Bunbury. "

"Great location, beautiful scenery, will stay again."

"Our stay at Woodcutters Cottage was great! Well equipped, and conveniently located."

"Fabulous property in an ideal location. "

"Everything you need for a relaxing getaway!"

"Nice comfort beds Could have had electric blankets and bedside lamps Kindling and more fire starters and firewood provided "

"We had a wonderful time. The house met all our needs. Thank you"

"Feedback already provided to property manager"

"We absolutely loved our stay at this property and hope to be back for another stay soon.Paula and Mervyn are wonderful people and excellent hosts. Paula was easy to communicate with prior to arrival and both Paula and Mervyn were friendly and happy to chat and show us around the farm.The cabin is lovely, and built from scratch by Mervyn. It is eco friendly and very, very comfortable. The bed was extremely comfortable and set looking out of floor to ceiling windows and sliding doors so you wake up to the most incredible view. The cabin is small but perfect for 2 people and the deck is sheltered, so even in the middle of winter we spent quite a bit of time on the deck taking in the fresh air and the quiet. We did not miss having a tv or wifi, although we found reception was good in most places.Breakfast was included and on arrival we were given a bag with ingredients for a cooked breakfast the next day and an invitation to have breakfast on the patio the day after. We weren’t sure about imposing for breakfast on Sunday morning until we met Paula and Mervyn and then we were looking forward to spending more time with them and finding out their story to becoming farmers and b and b hosts. The breakfast on the balcony is not to be missed. Paula’s skills in the kitchen are undeniable and Mervyn makes a good cuppa. Afterwards, we were lucky enough to be taken for a farm tour and to meet the cows and the alpacas, all of whom are friendly and curious, if not a bit shy. "