I stayed in Annie's apartment for 2 months and it perfectly suited my needs. It's not a luxury apartment by any means but its comfortable and the location is AMAZING. There is no need to take a taxi from the airport, the Skybus stops 5 minutes away at Southern Cross station. The apartment also has several tram stops right outside the door (it's in the free tram zone) and most parts of the city centre are walkable. Woolworths and Coles (grocery stores) as well as several asian super markets nearby. Countless restaurants, museums, cafes. Really nice Japanese restaurant in the building as well as a nail salon, smoothie place, coffee chain, mobile phone shop and an upscale corner store. The casino is right across the river.
The apartment itself has some funky art details. The bathroom is very stylish and clean. There is a balcony if you're a smoker but no views. The bedroom has a comfortable bed and no windows which suited me great as I am a light sleeper and often wake up by city noise. I cooked almost every day and I found the kitchen reasonably well stocked, Annie, I have added another sharp cooking knife and a Swedish cheese slicer to your utensils (we Swedes can't live more than a couple of days without one). There is a small desk where I did a lot of writing (I was in Australia for work). Plenty of wardrobes if you have bags. Washing machine but no dryer.
The apartment building has a small gym with pool and a hot tub and it's very own Pokestop. Elevators are fast. There is an intercom with camera so you can let friends in without going downstairs.
Annie and her husband were very friendly and professional and accommodating with check in and check out times which was great when I arrived in Australia exhausted after a 25 hour flight. During my time in the apartment they helped me deal with all the minor things that might come up when staying for this long in an airbnb. When there was a problem with the dish washer they even treated me and a friend to a nice dinner in a trendy local restaurant. Thanks again guys!
Someone mentioned a noise coming from the AC and the fact that there isn't unlimited WIFI, I found solutions to these problems. If the AC acts up, simply tell the building manager downstairs or text him (number is listed downstairs) and he can fix it. For free Wifi, just log in to the building's "Spirit Free Wifi" and sign up. It will log you out once an hour but just log in again using another email address (doesn't have to be your real one). I use a LOT of internet and this worked for me.
Hope you found this (very detailed) review useful.
Thanks again Annie and Victor!