This property was a disappointment for us. First of all, our phones were not working well, being from the US, so all of our attempts to contact Harry were not successful. (We did receive his text reply, but not until we returned to America.) Our first impression of the building was awful. There was scaffolding erected around half of the building, and looked quite like a construction site, complete with portable toilet in the yard. We should have been informed that the building was undergoing renovation. We were reminded of that when the construction equipment came into use at about 8am, but, fortunately, we were already awake due to the really loud sounds of traffic outside that began at 6am. But putting that aside, we were able to get the keys and access the property. The apartment felt rather tight for a family of four. There was no communication of any kind in the apartment such as a welcome letter, exit procedures, local services or maps, contact info, etc.. There was only one set of keys (entry door & unit key) & so we either had to all leave and return together or stay at the apartment until the person(s) with the keys returned. We thought that there would be Wi-Fi access, especially because of Harry's coffee shop downstairs and one of the Wi-Fi options on our phones was "Bondi Beach Pad," but there was not. The first morning we were there, I had to make an emergency run to a chemist for toilet paper. The unmatched towels were stained and worn and there were no washcloths or hand towels. The television wiring could not be tightened or fixed to alleviate the loud humming that happened whenever it was on. The location was close to the city and the beach, so that was convenient to the Opera House and the airport. The kitchen was well equipped and the apartment had undergone renovation.