We stayed over for 4 nights and it was pretty good. Lee's mom, Katherine lives there with her their lil family dog, Pookie. Katherine's also malaysian which was pretty cool to know. She was very helpful during our first night where we wanted to go to a supermarket and we crossed paths (she was walking Pookie) trying to find our way to Coles, and she decided to walk us half way through and also a shortcut! Which was through hyde park which was really nice as well.
During the first couple days, it was a tiny bit tough with the locking system. It was different from what we were used to so there were some misunderstandings but it was alright after some practice ^^'
We were mostly out during the day and only return during the night so we get to chat here and there with Katherine. I do have to say though, that Katherine's a really neat and organised person so i think it's important to note that. You'll have to make sure to clean up after yourselves etc and it'll all be fine :) Also, the recycling... it'd be nice to have a lil manual for people who aren't so familiar with it yet. Coming from malaysia, we just started recycling at home a few months ago and are rather new to it. So yeah, it'd be nice! And to avoid any not so nice moments where anyone would have to pick up their trash again.
Other than that, a comfortable stay. Its location is pretty good as well. It gets really dark at night but it's overall safe. Around 20m walk to the city centre. There are nearby bus stations too.
During my last night, we all went on a walk together to another store together with Pookie too. It was really nice! Katherine and I shared a big interest in health and food so it was real fun to talk about it the whole way haha. She's really easy to talk to and a simple lady. We never got to meet Lee but heard a lot about him through Katherine and he sounds like a great guy too. Back home and I'm also already missing Pookie. He's an amazing companion :) thanks for the stay guys!