We stayed at both this apartment and the ACRO&POLIS ground-floor studio called “Athena.” This is an in-depth review of Antigoni but I also touch on ACRO&POLIS as a whole since I was curious about that before arrival. Apartment: Antigoni is a top floor (2nd for Europeans or 3rd for Americans) walk-up apartment. The layout is very well thought-out, with an entranceway removed from the room, a large bedroom with sitting area, wardrobe, and TV, then a tiny galley kitchen leading to the bathroom. We liked the separation of kitchen and bath from the bedroom (but would still consider it “ensuite”). The apartment is fully renovated with modern functionality and fixtures. It feels both spacious and cozy with 2 people. The decor is purposeful, cohesive, and comfortable, with some ‘Fixer Upper’-style touches and the chandeliers providing a little nod to its neoclassical origin. It's kept spotlessly clean - even the toilet has a 'disinfected' band around the seat after cleaning. If the showerhead is important to you, note that this apartment has a typical handheld shower head (Athena had a wall-mount, unsure about the others). Shampoo, soap, body lotion, qtips/cotton pads, and towels were provided (no conditioner or washcloths, which is also typical). I used the mirror & shelf in the entryway to do my makeup and it worked perfectly. The kitchen was more than fully equipped with dinnerware, a mini oven with stovetop, coffee & coffee press, tea, water boiler, sink, crackers and marmalade, and fridge with water, wine, fruit, olives, candy, and milk. It also had a little dining nook. Because it’s not fully pictured, I want to mention there are 4 windows, each with a slightly different view. The building is higher than those around it so the windows look out on rooftops / restaurants and across the city. We kept them open one night to hear the live rembetika music next door. The view was wonderful to wake up to. Building: This apartment is part of the ACRO&POLIS “house” which feels like a boutique apartment building, is owned by Sakis, and all units are his Airbnbs. His office is on the ground floor and there are 2-3 apartments each on the 2nd & 3rd floors. (The Athena studio has a private entrance.) The building is assuredly very safe and also kept quite secure. The shared roof deck is accessible via the central staircase, and is absolutely fabulous. It's huge with the same footprint as the building, and equipped with several tables & chairs, so you can have your privacy if you don't want to socialize with other guests, although we almost always had it to ourselves. Sakis stocks each fridge with wine and olives from his family farm and there was nothing like enjoying these while watching the moon rise over the Acropolis. We also enjoyed watching the scenes at the rooftop restaurants, and even listening to live music from one. The building is amazingly quiet inside, despite the nearby action. There is WIFI in each apartment...