Robert's unit is very well located to Victoria Street restaurants and the vibrant Smith Street. Trains, trams and buses are nearby so it is possible to use public transport instead of a car. The unit was large enough to cater for our extended family of 7, though I think many more would be very tight. The living area is on the top floor, which means that if you have very young children (like we did), you need to keep a watchful eye on them near the stairs. The unit is quite stark, not homely and was not the 'modern, executive' style that we expected. It has been fitted out to squeeze in as many people as possible so bedrooms are very crowded. The ensuite bathroom on the ground floor is tiny. The kitchen was stocked with lots of plates and glasses but the cooking pots and pans were of very poor, cheap quality and not a good range. The toaster was cheap and small. There were none of the important extras we have come to expect from a good Air Bnb hosts, e.g., no manuals on how to use appliances, no books or magazines, no games, no outdoor setting (even though the photos suggest there is one), no tips for what to do locally, no washing powder or liquid for the washing machine, too few towels and tea towels for the 8 days we were staying there (until we pushed for more). Robert communicated well in the beginning but when we encountered a problem (locked out of the unit because the front door would not unlock) he was not at all helpful and was very reluctant to do anything to address the issue. He doubled down with resistance rather than provide a helpful solution. It required intervention from Air BnB to have the issue resolved.