We chose this place based on its location and it didn't disappoint based on that criteria. Overall facilities were good, although we barely needed them anyway (cleanliness, etc.).
We've been using Airbnb for a few years now and mostly giving positive reviews. We give well-deserved compliments when needed but always make sure we give honest and fair review.
In as much as we do not want to give negative feedback/review, we feel it's necessary for continuous improvement.
We only utilised the place for less than 9 hours for this stay (just needed a place to sleep due to a late night commitment).
Before checking out the following morning, I realised I misplaced my Myki card (for the public train). We saw 2 myki cards on the table (without any instructions) but we assumed it's for the guests to use (if needed). I took both just in case the other one is expired or not working. Checked out at 8am and went straight to the station to check the Myki cards (one has a negative balance and one with less than $5 credit). I did top up one of the cards enough money to cover my trip. Sent host a message informing her that we have checked out and that I have taken the Myki cards hoping she doesn't mind. She replied that the Myki cards are there for everyone to use (everyone including me I supposed), so she requested me to return them to her. I told her it's too late for me to go back and return them to her place (hoping she will just say it's fine). Strangely enough, she still insisted for me to post them back to her. I then replied that I will do so (still in awe that a host will do that.. you can actually get them for FREE). I am planning to post them to her tomorrow anyway, given that it's the weekend.
A little act of hospitality goes a long way. So sorry but you lost us with your precious $5 Myki card.