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Check in was easy, head to the reception and check out which is your cabin. Room was big and cozy as well.

Nice one full bed and a bunk bed. Very clean room and bathroom. A few minutes driving to see the sunset. Easy to check in and out.

Disappointing Stay at Summer’s Rest Units Our stay at Summer’s Rest Units was quiet, but it fell short in several key areas. While the units were basic and functional, the overall experience was disappointing due to a lack of service and hospitality. Check-in was completely self-service, with no one at reception. Guests were left to locate their units from a name list. Shortly after, we encountered an elderly gentleman who was confused about how to access his unit and unable to reach reception. We had to guide him through the process, which highlighted the lack of support for arriving guests. The outdoor benches provided with the units seemed like a nice touch at first, but they were practically unusable due to the sheer number of flies buzzing around. It was impossible to relax outside or enjoy the rest areas. An unpleasant interaction with the evening receptionist further soured our experience. She came to our unit to verify our arrival and, upon learning we had our daughter with us, immediately demanded payment for the “extra child,” stating their policy only allows children under 2 to share a bed free of charge. This was surprising, as in Australia, children under 14 or 15 are generally considered minors. While we agreed to pay, I requested to settle it during checkout as I was preparing dinner. However, she insisted on immediate payment, claiming she wouldn’t be available the next day. This could have been handled far more professionally by adding the charge to the final bill. Checkout was another disappointment. There was no staff at the counter, just a box for key drop-offs, leaving no way to confirm outstanding matters or address concerns. While the units may seem appealing for their quiet atmosphere and extra beds, the lack of hospitality, unusable rest areas, and poor service make it a poor choice. There are far better accommodations nearby, and we will not be returning.

Convenient check-in, 9 minutes' drive from the Twelve Apostles, easy to find, very convenient for watching the sunset and sunrise, tableware and microwave, but no stove, self-service, the store wrote the name and room number at the service desk, and put the key in the room, cost-effective, one room can accommodate 4 people, it is worth recommending if you don't have high requirements

A node hotel on the Great Ocean Road self-driving line. The room is a small villa with unattended check-in and check-out. The kitchen is fully equipped, parking is very convenient at the door, and the garden is neat and beautiful.

The bed sank The bathroom is small but overall clean After check-in time but still check in directly Overall it's okay

A very satisfying stay during the self-driving Great Ocean Road. The two-bedroom, one-living room cabin is clean and tidy, with an induction cooker, refrigerator, and pots and pans. Located near Port Campbell, it is very quiet at night.

The white cabin No. 5 arranged for us this time I like it very much! It’s different from the others. Only this small white wooden house is elevated~~~ There was no service staff when I arrived. I had to go to the service counter, call and give my name, and someone would explain the room. When I went there, there was an old couple next door. They were so cute. Haha, they even said hello to me. There are no cars or people on the road there at night and it’s very quiet! It’s very comfortable to sleep in and there’s an electric blanket. You can find a place nearby to watch the stars. It’s super beautiful. The only small drawback is that there are always small flying insects in the toilet. However, Australia’s biodiversity is a relatively remote place, so I can accept it! I will definitely stay again next time I go there

Very comfortable and convenient.