My wife and I used this AirBnB as a landing pad when we moved to Sydney on our working holiday visa. We booked the place for 1 month as we searched for a permanent apartment. The hosts get 5/5 stars, they were so nice and accomodating and were great at communication.
If you're planning to use the apartment for a similar reason, here's a few things that might be helpful as a heads-up.
If you're a couple staying there, the place is pretty small and there's not much privacy. The bathroom door is just a sliding door without a lock, so there's usually a pretty visible crack into the bathroom. There's also not a fan, and so sound carries throughout the apartment while you're doing your business. Your mileage may vary with how comfortable you are with your partner.
The bed is in a nook inside the apartment, and only has walk-up access on one side. For the other person in the bed, you have to climb on top of the bed to get in, and there isn't a space to put your phone.
The bathroom is very small, and there isn't room for a shower curtain or glass partition. So water spreads everywhere even during a quick shower, which is a bit stressful to manage. We ended up moving the bath mat while we showered and using some rolled up spare towels provided by the host to try and keep the water contained. The floor isn't sloped enough to keep it in the shower area, and the door is very close, so water would leak out of the bathroom and onto the vinyl flooring of the main room if we didn't use the towels to soak it up. And the positioning of the showerhead holster (almost opposite the door) means that you kind of have to pin yourself to the side wall so that you're not getting the door wet while the showerhead is holstered.
The Wifi was really helpful as we searched for inspections and set up bank accounts and such, but it was a very weak signal and would sometimes drop out for hours or days, making it sometimes unreliable.
The apartment is above the host's garage, and the door mechanism is built into the apartment side of the stairs, so it's very loud and squeaky to the point of being woken up when the garage door opens or closes.
The washer in the apartment is just a washer - not a combo washer/dryer, so all laundry needs to be line dried. They have a drying rack in the apartment, but generally clothes and towels and such came away pretty stiff and crunchy at times. There is a laundromat not far from the apartment, but we generally just saved money by line drying everything even though it wasn't ideal.
There is a rotating fan and an air conditioning unit inside which can help keep things nice and cool.
When booking for a full month, we got a great discount which essentially translated to our first month of rent in Sydney at a competitive price, so it was really handy to have a home base while setting up permanent accomodations, jobs, etc.
It's about 15 minutes walk to get to groceries at Bondi Junction, and 15-20 minutes walk down to Bondi Beach. The 333 bus is really convenient between the City and Bondi.
If you own/rent/buy a car, parking is generally available outside the unit (90º angle rear to kerb parking), but there's a 2 hour limit during the daytime so we had to shuffle our car's parking around frequently. The nearby Woolworth's has a parking garage which was very handy for free parking while grocery shopping.
Overall, the value was really great and we're so glad we had somewhere reasonably priced for our first month in Sydney. Thanks again to Michelle and Adrian!