The first impression is the cottages are rustic and that's about where it stops. Old and dated and tired would sum them up. Obviously don't get much maintenance, bathroom sink was blocked, light globe out in main room, air-conditioner in bathroom didn't work (smelt like it was burning out), possum or rodent in roof. As for the "instructions" on what to do, give me a break, I would like some welcoming comments rather than - 'if you move the furniture you'll be charged $150',' if you're there on Sunday put the garbage bins out on the road', 'if you want a log fire you have to go and buy your wood, your firelighters and your matches', 'leave the place as you found it', 'park only in the space allocated to you cottage'. It was cold, very cold and as there was only a flimsy summer weight doona on the bed we had to run the air-conditioner all night or else we would have frozen, no additional blankets provided (probably because we'd have to pay for em!).
If you want people to come back, give them a good experience to entice them. I couldn't see how this place would get any repeat business, there's plenty of other places to choose from up there.