We just came in here waiting for the ferry... What a nice surprise! Lovely host and great food!…read moreAbsolutely recommended. Fast service, so no worries with a short time available.

Calling themselves a "resort" may be a bit misleading... The golf course is very nice but the…read moreaccommodation was neglected and in need of some tender love and care. The pool had broken tiles and even missing the cover plates on the ground. The gutters were falling down and there was rust everywhere. In the morning I travelled to the gym. Both treadmills were slipping and completely unusable. The kids swimming pool was dirty. My son jumped in and clouds of dirt spawned all around him. This is the beginning of summer too, it's not like it's winter. I didn't try the spa, wasn't adventurous enough. One of the storm water grills near the pool was rusted through with sharp rusted metal 1m from the pool. Seriously if my son fell in there it would be an immediate trip to the hospital for a tetnis shot.

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Well, this is pretty typical of what you tend to get with a small town pub, though I probably…read morewould've expected something more, considering this is the place where you pretty much catch the ferry across the Kangaroo Island. However, this tavern, well, it really isn't all that great, and the beer selection certainly wasn't all that fantastic either. However, it is basically what one would get to get with a place like this.

The only reason to visit is if you're a screenwriter looking for character sketches from a…read moresmall-town pub. The place apparently has a monopoly on food in the town. It was not very crowded. Half the tables were empty of people, but still had 2/3 empty plates on them. Patrons were in three camps - those playing video slots or watching the dog-track races on the big screen TV, those trying to stretch out pints of beer to escape the heat as long as possible, and tourists waiting for the ferry to Kangaroo Island. The wait staff immediately recognized us as non-locals, and seemed to do their best to ignore us, apparently hoping we'd just leave. Starving kid, though, wanted a hamburger - so ordered one to go so we could get back to the ferry in time. It took 40 minutes. If he had gotten it to eat there, it would have arrived with a big steak-knife sticking out of the top, we noticed. The burger was very greasy and overcooked. Main takeaway: if you need food between more populated places on the peninsula and Kangaroo Island, best to plan ahead and buy something in Victor Harbor or Aldinga Beach.

Close to the beach, beautiful clean 2 bedroom apartments with everything you need! Make sure you…read moreask for an upstairs apartment or you may have stomping little kid as above you making lots of noise.