Garden Burees

It was completely new experience to stay at this accomodation. It was really beautiful and especially nice jacuzzi.

My husband and I stayed at Garden Burees during our trip along the east coast of Australia. This was one of the highlights of our trip! ☺️ The most calm, beautiful little piece of Balinese paradise to begin and end each day in Byron Bay. The accommodation was stunning! Underfloor heating, outdoor shower, double spa bath with complementary Epsom salts -a god send after long walks every day! Comfy bed, a sweet well stocked self contained kitchenette with everything we needed to cook and feel at home. The staff we met were very kind and helpful and helped us with our luggage around early check in too. Also a short walk to local shops and to our travel links. Really was the best place to relax, unwind and reset. Listening to the little stream bubble by, the birdsong and watch the water dragons and plants surrounding our little holiday home was really lovely. We would highly recommend to anyone that enjoys nature and some peaceful reset time. We didn’t want to leave! Thank you so much! Emma & Scott - UK

We stayed in the Gallery Studio. Beautiful Balinese style villa. Had everything we needed for our short stay. It was an easy walk to restaurants, cafes and beach. However, it was far enough away that it was lovely and quiet. We saw water dragons and bush turkeys daily. I loved the tranquil vibe.

Location was good. Place was ok. Bathroom was below average. Reception services were not at all satisfactory. We reached there around 17:30. Lodges are a bit tricky to find. We were very surprised that there was no availability of reception services.Even on messaging they were very slow to respond, In my experience if one likes to stay then should arrive in normal hours. If arriving late then be prepared you may not be able to contact anyone hence can land up in prepared for unforeseen problems. The location and place is quite good.

My partner and I had a short visit to Byron Bay and we stayed in the “Dragonfly’s rest” room at the Garden Burees. You enter by driving up a little pebble road and at this point already feel like you’ve entered into a secluded jungle. To get to our room we walked up another pebble path surrounded by lush greenery. We saw wild turkeys and a few lizards and water dragons. The entrance to the room was a double door of beautifully carved wood. Going through that door led us to an outdoor space featuring a stone bathtub, shower, sink, toilet, fishpond with waterfall and couch. This outdoor area was so nice for hanging out and relaxing and we couldn’t miss taking a romantic bath under the stars later that night (during which we got to watch some kind of lizard or gecko hunting bugs!). The indoor section of the accommodation had a bed, basic toiletries, candles, a living room area with a couch and table, a tv, refrigerator, microwave, kettle, silk robes, and board games. It was such a relaxing getaway that we almost just stayed in and didn’t even go into town. However, we pulled ourselves out of the zen to visit Byron. It was only a ten minute walk into the town. Overall our stay here was very peaceful and relaxing and we really loved having a private outdoor space to use and how immersed in nature this accommodation was!

Not as relaxing as hoped. Cons- tiny room with dangerous narrow staircase to get to bed. You don’t wanna have to go down in the dark for the toilet or a drink. Easy to hit your head on part of the staircase, as the only space to put you suitcase is under it. The photos I’d seen were not of this room when booked. Outdoor shower didn’t have complete privacy to room next door, if someone wanted to spy on you, they definitely could. Large windows without blinds made sleeping in hard You have to leave the place spotless or incur cleaning fee. A sewage smell came if all the windows and doors are closed for the day. Pros- unique design Room was clean Not noisy at night The unpleasantness became a joke for us, so we laughed a lot.