Stayed here for a conference at Deakin - mostly great, but keep in mind that the logic of the accomodation is that of a student hostel, not a fully furnished studio apartment. Great shower, comfortable AC, extremely nice private study area with very clever lighting, fridge is well sized, good stove and everything was in good working order.
However, every furnished studio apartment I've ever been to had with its stove at least some minimal cooking utensils; usually a cheap pot, a cheap pan, a half excuse of a knife, a spatula, a plastic chopping board and often some salt and pepper. Sure you won't be preparing anything three michelin starred but at the very least you'd be able to prepare a quick pasta, some steak, etc.
This apartment had nothing but two plates (a small and large), a bowl, one butter knife, one tablespoon, one teaspoon and a fork. And that's it. You get a two stove gaslit kitchen top but its unclear what that's for unless you're dragging along a kitchen with you which I, and most of my fellow travellers, don't usually do.
I wouldn't have minded if they bumped the costs up by a couple dollars a night to facilitate for these, because without them its basically your usual hotel room (rather than a furnished studio) where you essentially have to eat out every meal except a milk+cereal/toast for breakfast. Also, the bed mattress is below par of even the most basic budget motels (here I'm comparing with Ibis etc).
Very decent for the price though.