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The environment is very good, the hotel itself is very artistic, and there are many artworks in it, the steak restaurant on the first floor tastes amazing

I stayed here briefly (plumbing problem at home) so cannot comment on sleep quality. I had room 23, which was tiny (it was advertised as small) and had a double bed. Bed linen was clean and appeared to be good quality. Towels on the bed were folded in a most bizarre way, and they appeared to have been thrown down and crumpled, but were meant to actually look like that (reminded me of a sea creature.) The room was clean, as was the bathroom, with the exception of the entire floor of the shower bay, which was a yellow/tan colour. Maybe it was clean, but if it was, then it was obviously stained and really needs replacing. It was extremely off putting. Walls are thin and I heard the person in the next room showering. The male at Reception was quite dour. I did not have to stay the night as my water problem was rectified so I went home. Good value, but I would not stay here again. The room smelt of cigarette smoke, even though the property is non smoking.

We chose to stay here due to the proximity to the airport on our last night of our Tassie holiday. The first thing you need to be aware of is that the signage at the road entry says 'Ramada' in big letters, so we actually drove past the first time. It's not until you go in that you see the Club Wyndham sign. Check in was friendly and efficient. This accommodation is part of a holiday scheme so I was asked if I would like to receive a presentation, with nibblies laid on - I mentioned that my partner and I are both retired so that went no further. Our accommodation was a queen suite with two bedrooms. We were really impressed with the presentation, cleanliness, kitchen utilities, full sized fridge, laundry facilities (behind a door in the kitchen), outdoor area with table and chairs to seat 6, and the little extra touches like complementary water, paper towel in the kitchen. The only reason we did not rate this accommodation as 5 stars is because we found the bed to be unbelievably uncomfortable - which we reported on departure. Everything else was fantastic. There is plenty of opportunity to go for nature walks with Seven Mile Beach accessible just across the road, bush on the property with walking tracks, and a lovely little free hobby farm with sheep, goats, cows, alpacas, chickens. There is also a chapel set up in the bush which is popular for weddings. There is a restaurant on the grounds - Beaches Restaurant - which we decided to get takeaway from and enjoy in our suite. It was parmy night and we were able to order and be called in our room when it was ready. Delicious meals we really enjoyed. Wifi is available but is not free unless you are a Lifestyle by Wyndham owner. Bicycles are available for guests. There is a pool, tennis court, BBQs, and a gym and games room. Apart from the uncomfortable bed we really enjoyed our stay here. A very relaxing spot to end our Tassie trip.