Dimitris is a great guy, he picked us up from the airport in the middle of the night and drove us to the appartment for just 30 euros (taxis take 50). We also had a great chat along the way. His human quallities are unquestionable. He also tries to answer all your questions as fast as possible and is avilable for problem solving during your stay in the flat.

As for the listing itself it had a few flaws. The building accually had an elevator once, but now it is broken, the flat also had an airconditioning which is currently broken (Dimitris swears that he is fixing the problem) and what I didnt have in mind prior to our visit, Athens is probably the hottest place in Europe these days (it was 37 C) and the walls of the loft are mostly glass so that doesent help. Cleanness of the place could have been better, there was dust in places, a toanail, and some pistacios under the couch, I think Dimitris cleans it himself so I will not blame it on him, I think that could of happend to me to. Athens is also very noisy city so when you have your windows open at night it is hard to sleep if you count in the heat. The shower directly above the toilet seat is also not the greatest of the solutions but amazingly the small sink on the floor collects the water pretty fast - unfortunatly the toilet seat still stays wet.

But there are also possitives: the loft is huge (good for parties), it is on walking distance to the Acropolis and other stuff you want to see, if you want to go to the beach you have a tram on 10 minutes walk. The shop and the bakery are also very close ( I dont like Greek bread at all, but their sweets are perfect). The kitchen has all the stuff you will nead (Dimitris also supplied us with coffe and some fruit). It is great for guys who are not so petty about the cleaness. The internet workes perfectly. Has a small TV on which we listened Greek radiostations. And last but not any less important - the price, you probably wont find a cheaper stay this close to the center, if you do - let me know.