Burra Hotels with Wi-Fi

Upon arrival at the cottages, we pulled up outside the sign ”office” but no one was there and it was locked up. I had to make a phone call to the office to obtain an address and directions to check-in. Upon arrival, the receptionist didnt even look up. I had to say good afternoon to attract her attention which was hardly worth the trouble as she was not welcoming or friendly. When we asked her for a recommendation for dinner, she answered, ”no, there are only 2 hotels in Burra.” Two bedroom, restored row cottage. Concept of staying in an ex-miner's cottage was interesting. Cottage was modernised but a few things let it down. For example, steps down to the bathroom and separate toilet was uneven and dangerous. The bathroom which was just shower and hand basis was poorly designed, consequently there was no bench space at all, nowhere for shaving gear, cosmetics, etc. Everything had to be placed on the floor. The light switches were pull-down. Nothing wrong with this as it was in keeping with the heritage look, however they were white as were the walls and you cannot see them easily. Despite all the foregoing, it was clean and well furnished however we will give it a wide berth next time.