I stayed here for a month so i've got quite a lot to say. First, the whole building is very nice and clean and always smells amazing. Im from the outer suburbs of Melbourne which has a lot more open space, so when I saw my room and how absolutely tiny it was I was a bit disappointed. There's a kitchenette where you can cook (if you dare stink up your whole room), and a bathroom. The fridge is very small it's like one of those beer fridges so you can't store much in it.
At first I thought the windows didn't open but after trying a bit more they ended up opening but because of how they open you can't really get much fresh air anyway.
I was also disappointed that there were no hangers or toilet brush so I had to buy my own. Whenever I wanted to cook I couldn't due to lack of ventilation so I would have to go and grab all my cooking things to level 10 or 11 and cook in the communal kitchen which I didn't want to do because there were others cooking at the same time and also I didn't want to carry all my things down and forget something while I have food on the stove.
The laundry is communal and is $4 per 30 minutes (both washing and drying) and if you select anything other than light wash it costs more. You also have to bring your own laundry powder and detergent (if im not mistaken). The games room has 4 boardgames and a tv with playstation which is usually occupied. I did love the pool table and the foosball.
I ended up eating ubereats for my entire stay or ready made meals that you have to heat up in the microwave and going back home on the weekends because I couldn't stand staying in the commie block.
The staff was very friendly and helpful though when I did ask for an extra keycard for my boyfriend (who was listed as the second guest mind you) they told me "we'll get back to you as soon as the manager replies" and they never did so my boyfriend ended up not staying with me.
Overall very mid stay, not worth the money for an airbnb. For student accomodation though, I imagine is really good