Compare Cheap Hotels Near Culburra Beach Sunrise Walk New South Wales

"Lovely house, close to beach, great house for dogs and close to dog Beach. We had 4 adults and 4 teenagers. Lots of parking for cars. Just one incident, where someone tried to take our stuff (nothing to do with property) - be careful, lock cars and make sure you put everything inside at night. "

"Pearly Shells is a private, easy to get to and well appointed beautiful cottage. It has everything a home has, including a dishwasher, dryer and washing machine. We totally enjoyed our stay and have definitely added this pet friendly cottage to our must return list!! "

"Nice clean room, excellent water pressure, handy if you’re in the water, plenty of room, and good amenities nearby. "

"Kitchen, toilet and the room itself is very tidy and clean and smells good not musky or having old smell. Cuttleries, microwave, fridge are very clean. We can see the cupboards are well maintained and not even a single trace of roach or pest infestation which we have seen in other accomodations we have stayed with. Chexkin was very organised. Definitely highly recommended to anyone travelling and wanting to stay in the area."

"I wasn’t going to leave a review, but this morning I received two messages from the host saying that if I leave a 5 star review, I will get 50. This to me seems super disingenuous and unfair to future guests who are being lied to. Our *honest* review on this stay is that it was 3/5. The house was clean (5/5 there), however ammenities were flimsy and cheap (all Kmart brand) which made using them hard. There were no scissors, knives were too blunt to use, plates so cheap they were paper thin and see through. It is clear this house was designed for aesthetics over practicality, and is not one actually lived in by the hosts. Further more two important things to note is 1) the second bedroom is completely seperate to the house and actually in the garage. If you were planning to travel with kids, be aware you will be in two seperate areas (main house and garage, with two seperate entry ways / doors). 2) while there is a fenced in backyard, this doesn’t connect to the house (there is no door in the house leading to a secure outside area). If you have your dog and want to have them inside and outside, or leave the door open for them while your inside, there’s no way to secure them, and they can easily walk onto the road or wander off. "