I enjoyed my three days at Anya's place. It was quite spacious, as a single traveller it felt very luxurious to be able to sprawl out when I came back from sightseeing. The bed was also very comfortable and the bathtub was just the thing after walking around all day (I'm sure my clothes felt the same way about the washer and dryer in-unit). Anya herself was very responsive and helped me with my check-in when I had a travel-related delay.
My favorite thing about Anya's place is how convenient it is for getting around via public transit. There is a subway station less than a 5 minute walk from door to door that is just one stop away from many of the sights, and a bus stop literally less than a block away that can take you to many places north of the neighborhood - I caught a bus there to catch a movie and glass of wine at a cute little art deco theater in a neighborhood just north and west of Anya's place. Many of the tours pick up from CBD, which is just a 10 minute trip across the harbor by train/subway. It's also not a long walk from the Rocks across the harbor bridge to Anya's place, if you want to change it up.
One small note for travelers coming through in the next couple of months is that the subway stop closest to Anya's place is renovating their lift and will not have a working lift until Sept. 15, according to signage I saw there. In the meantime, there are people wearing orange vests employed to offer help with bags and strollers and that sort of thing, and it's only maybe two flights of stairs, but if you are mobility impaired, you might want to catch the train from the next station down the line or take the bus.