Although we enjoyed the unique experience and the history of the lighthouse, the decor was somewhat worn for the price and after a mix up with the booking they refused to issue a refund. We declared that we were staying with an infant so they charged us an extra $25 per night, even though the infant was 8 months old... More

I booked the Museum cottage for one night to celebrate my husbands birthday. This very basic accommodation cost $200 for 1 night & a very measly continental breakfast was $13 pp. the linen & towels were clean and fresh but the beds very hard. Despite paying a considerable amount for such basic accommodation it was a further $46 for a... More

We had the pleasure of staying overnight at the Cape Schanck Lighthouse -as we were staying on a Sunday night we were the only guests (there are not too many rooms I believe) which was just fine with us! Whilst the room was very 'old school' (it is historic after all, no heating built in, but the reception have popped... More

We formed a party of 6 ranging in age from 5 months to 87 years. We stayed in Red Cottage, formerly the Assistant Lightkeepers Cottage. It was built in the 1930's and retains the character of the time. Well maintained, spacious enough and comfortable. 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and toilet. Spacious kitchen with everything you need. TV reception ok. We... More

We booked the Inspectors "cottage". This was one room forming part of another property. The other property was full and quite a noisy party. Our room was tiny, the TV almost attached to the ceiling, as there was no other space for it. The TV was so small one needed binoculars to see it. Truly no a property worth $140... More

I stayed at the Cape Schanck Lighthouse keeper’s quarters with a friend for a 2-night weekday stay. I booked the location online which was very easy. I also made several phone calls to the location to clarify a few items and was greeted with a friendly voice and good information. We arrived our first day at 1pm (earlier then the... More