Wedge Island Hotel Guide - Wanagarren Nature Reserve hotels in Wedge Island, Australia.

"The studio was very easy to get to. Got lots of different emails about check-ins and departure which was good but also very confusing at the same time. The biggest confusion was whether we had to bring sheets and towels. Thankfully we didn't have to when staying at the studio. The room smelt a bit musky but being so close to the beach it makes sense - my only suggestion for the owners is to maybe add some reed diffusers in the kitchen to help with that smell. Please note if you stay here, there might be someone staying in the unit above the studio and the walls are thin so you can hear almost every step they take and their laughing and coughing etc. so if you're looking for a peaceful and quiet place, this is not the place for you - but just a heads up. The door is also a bit tricky to lock - you need to lift the door a little before being able to lock it. Thanks for a good stay, we enjoyed sitting outside and listening to the buskers at the buskers festival!"

"Excellent place to stay."

"Arrived late was not a problem. Key was handed to us as we pulled in. Felt welcomed "

"Close to Pinnacles"

"House was in the most beautiful location - 5 star view of the ocean and sand dunes. However the house was a bit dirty with multiple things broken. A quite hefty linen and towel fee is charged which was disappointing due to the price of the house. These things did not take away from the stunning location which was why we booked it! "

"Great location plenty of room for large groups. House is really well maintained and is the perfect holiday stay."

"We enjoyed our stay, home away from home. Spacious than expected. Kids have their own space while adults enjoy time together at the alfresco. Such a big dining area outside with TV which is my favorite. Can watch while eating together. We loved how close it is to Sandunes, close to shops and petrol station.Thank you for accomodating us. "

"Average"

"Poor ventilation, had a bad smell. First night, a neighbouring unit were very loud all night to about 5am."