Sleepy Hollow Hideout (Hidout 2)

Everything was perfect . Hats of to you . Cheers

Clean quiet and cosy country aspect, with well appointed facilities. Catered as advertised with some little extra bonuses. Close to costal attractions and has an extensive garden area( not visited due to time limits).

I liked the property and the welcoming details.

I really enjoyed staying at the Sleepy Hollow Hideout near Stanley. Sleepy Hollow Hideout 2 (SHH2) was clean and was furnished with new and comfortable furniture and new-condition facilities. SHH2 had the best couch of all the places I stayed at in my 3 weeks in Tasmania - and it reclined too! I also really appreciated the stretchy cotton bedding which felt a bit warmer than plain sheets in cool May nights. The in room heater worked well and kept the indoor temperature just right. The kitchenette was great to have so that I could prepare simple meals and having things like milk, coffee, sugar etc in jars instead of little packets was extra convenient - I could use as much as needed. SHH2 was close to the main highway and close to Stanley as long as you have a vehicle. I was met by the proprietor even though I arrived later than expected and felt welcome! I really enjoyed my stay at SHH2 and would book there agin!

Amazing host

Nothing at all

We enjoyed our 2 night stay and could easily have spent longer. The hideout was very spacious and had everything we required for a very comfortable stay. We had a lovely welcome, and the owner was very knowledgeable about things to see and do. This was an excellent location for exploring the area.

Nothing, though it was nearly too quiet and dark out at night for me!

Nice and quiet place in rural area, sufficient space to enjoy a dark evening and a dinner; kitchen appears to be sufficiently equipped (I have used just a bit of what was provided; note items may be not obvious to find). I did not see anyone neither on arrival nor on departure. Overall, I do recommend this place, I would say as 8.5.

Cattle smell is all around in this area. Also I think the house may feel just a little worn-out. The studio is still connected to the rest of the house with a locked door. Window is the door (but another small one is up above the kitchen area). I would add some wine glasses.