Coco's Cottage in the Byron Bay Hinterland

Spacious, cosy, quiet, quaint traditional styling, lovely garden setting, kitchen OK, bathroom nice, nice verandah and seating

Lacking natural light, audio connectivity and tv connectivity to streaming without creating an account would be nice. Couch could be more comfortable. Had to wash every dish and glass before we used it

Beautiful secluded cabin, so quiet in a lush setting. Indoor fireplace and outdoor fire with chairs. Is lovely spot for a break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. So many lovely touches to make the cottage stand out, hosts have done a great job. Everything you could need was provided. Will definitely be back for a romantic holiday.

Didn't realise the second room opens onto the main room, wasn't an issue for us as sisters but maybe if you were staying with someone else. Would have loved a measuring cup for cooking, but really everything else you could need was provided.

Friendly hosts. Proximity to Bangalow yet in a lovely rural setting. Cottage is impeccably clean and cosy. Spacious enough for family of three. Great wifi. Our second visit- will definitely come again.

Nothing. Everything was perfect.

Lovely rural setting. A couple seeking an escape, nature and its cacophony, a wood fire on a cold night and a bottle of wine, would most likely love the place.

Didn’t really want to submit a review as we feel somewhat responsible for the selection. Have decided to share our thoughts for those who may have similar needs and would like to avoid the mistakes we made. We vacated after one night and found alternative accommodation in Byron Bay. We did attempt to speak to the vendors but they were not on site at the time. We were a group of three including an elderly nan in her mid eighties. We needed accommodation for three nights in an area close to a wedding and reception in the area. Being parents of the bride we were carrying quite a lot of luggage. These were the issues we found that made this venue unsuitable for this purpose - 1. Two bedrooms is a stretch. It’s a glorified sun room with a single bed that is hard and may suit a child but not an elderly nan. Can see others have mentioned the bed as well in reviews. 2. Lack of storage. There is one old robe and few hanging hooks. Nowhere to put suitcases so they go on the floor. 3. Everything creaks. You could argue that’s the nature of these era cottages and we’d agree to a point. But if you’re trying to get to the toilet in the middle of night, the floorboards and even the robe will make sure everyone’s awake to hear it. 4. Add to that there is one toilet. And you have to walk through the main room to get to it. So whoever is in the second room has to open the swing doors, creak across the floorboards, just to get to the toilet which is curiously located inside the shower cubicle. 5. In our view the property is probably most suited to a couple looking for a weekend nature escape. We feel the photos supplied are highly edited to present an enhanced impression not necessarily matched by the actual. 6. Whilst located well for the wedding venue, be aware the roads to get there are terrible, generally one lane with local traffic to negotiate. Corrugated, pot holed and in various states of repair. There was fresh asphalt and scree that was thrown everywhere.