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Flinders Island Retreat at Cooma House

Dining table at Cooma House
FIGR at Cooma House
All access Parkavee Room
Smokey Quartz room at FIGR Cooma House
The Topaz Room FIGR at Cooma House
Smokey Quartz en-suite at Cooma House
Emily Room En-suite Cooma House
Seaside views  from Cooma House
Flinders Island Retreat at Cooma House is a hosted guesthouse experience - great for groups of family, friends and acquaintances with five double rooms, one of which is all access and daily meals available using Island produce - paddock to plate - with fresh picked garden herbs. Come down for air! Each room has an en-suite, separate toilet, smart TV, heating, cooling, with quality bedding on either kings, queens or splits and small break-out spaces tucked around the house. Think Auberge or Trattoria. Slow down, walk the labyrinth, watch the clouds and count your steps to the shore. We have four and a half hectares on the doorstep of the National Park. Enjoy views through tall trees to the sea. Petrafaction Bay is a stroll down the drive. Original artworks feature in all rooms. There's shelves of contemporary fiction - with Nespresso and leaf teas set out. Wendy offers cooking schools and other packages - intimate weddings too. It's six degrees warmer in winter than Melbourne staying at Flinders Island's first settlement. "This place is unique - so much more friendly and homely than staying in traditional hotels/motels. We feel part of the family ... (it has) ambience and atmosphere."

24 Hour Reception

Bar

Barbeque

Carpark

Communal Lounge

Communal Refrigerator

Conference/Function Facilities

Games or recreation room

Laundry

Non Smoking

Open Fireplace

Outdoor Dining Area

Outdoor Furniture

Restaurant

Secure Parking

Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

ROOMS
The Topaz Room image

The Topaz Room

The Topaz room is east facing capturing the blue topaz light of mornings and you can see through the trees to the islands in Adelaide Bay. It has an en-suite with a separate toilet, beautiful white terrazzo floor tiles and a brightly lit shower with glass bricks, a couple of which are randomly coloured orange and blue. There is original art from Dawn Zelman and Maria La Grue. Also included is a lamp from Margaret Purcell's "Sultry Shades" and sewing kits by Sue Gardner. In addition to split system heating and cooling, smart tv and Turkish carpets, the bespoke bed head made with blackwood from the property has a pillow topper and luxury bedding. This long king bed can be split into two king singles. A free two-course breakfast is included and other meals are available. You're invited to browse contemporary fiction or research books in the library or walk the labyrinth or stroll along the beaches below. Your host is a 'local' and will tell you the stories as well as help you discover Flinders Island.

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The Parkavee Room image

The Parkavee Room

The All-access Parkavee Room is named for the original family farm at Memana. It has a wide cedar door opening onto the Eastern Verandah offering access from the car drop-off point. The verandah has cameo sea views. The room has heating and cooling, tv and an all-access separate bathroom with the usual necessities. The queen bed mattress is specifically designed to accept wheelchair access and has a bedside touch lamp. The internal door leads to the main eating and sitting room as well as the courtyard. The nautilus shell-shaped labyrinth accommodates wheelchairs. There is a gravel driveway which accesses the beach. Cooma House has a total of 5 ensuite rooms.

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