My stay took place during one of the hottest heatwaves in Athens. Despite the listing clearly stating the unit had air conditioning, it DOES NOT WORK. I reached out to Alexander multiple times via AirBNB messaging and received NO RESPONSE throughout my 3 day stay. At check-in, the AC was already on it's lowest setting and it was still hot, which Alex attributed to recently turning it on and the shades being opened. This was the first sign of deception. Keep in mind, the windows don't open and the sliding glass door does not have a screen, AC is the only option for air. The internal temperature read at 32*C at night.
At the end of the miserable 3 days, I slid the key under the door as there was no instruction of key turnover. Alex then told Airbnb that I should be responsible for the locksmith's fees to unlock the door (who doesn't have a spare key to their Airbnb unit???). And if you didn't, you should have provided instruction for the key turnover.
On to the location, you should ask for pictures of the hallway/building/elevator before deciding to book this apartment. It's in a remarkably shady building with multiple deserted floors and an elevator you hold your breath taking as it may breakdown at any moment. The neighborhood is covered in graffiti and panhandlers and the buzzer to the apartment went off countless times at 3 am one night. Luckily the view from the deck is pretty good, it makes going home when the sun goes down easier.
I could probably give a 2 to 3 star review for the location, but the inaccurate description of the utilities, poor communication and lying about fake charges incurred are enough for me to ask for my money back. Which was refused.
Look into hotels near the Acropolis museum that are 1/3 of the price and are in a much better area. I don't recommend this Airbnb.