The living room was comfortable, with nice colours and a big soft sofa. The bedroom was simple and calming, with good pillows and bedding. The place generally feels like a ‘normal’ apartment, in a good way, with some interesting fixtures. Longer stayers or those who cook might like to bring their own basic supplies (provisions were minimal). If you care about natural light and views, there’s a huge high rise building being built that blocks the entire balcony view and the lack of direct light means I had the lights on even during the day. If you are a light sleeper, earplugs are a must—windows are thin and won’t block out traffic and other noises. I was unfortunate that the street construction drilled into the pavements until around 3am almost every night (not the owner’s fault). Sydney CBD streets are full of constructions now, so you might like to check if you are concerned. Overall, I enjoyed being based at this homely place for about a week. The owner was very responsive, too, which I appreciated very much.