The apartment is a 10min walk from the Acropoli metro station. The location is convenient for shopping, sightseeing, food etc. However, the neighbourhood is a little modern with high rise buildings (residential and commercial) on both sides of narrow 1-way streets. So, if you are looking for as traditional Greek type living this is not the apartment for you as such are typically a little away from the
main city centre.
It is a studio apartment with 1 big and 1 small bed, a dinning table
with 4 chairs, a small refrigerator and a kitchenette. There were few
items like salt, oil etc but tea/coffee were not provided eventhough there were empty containers with the these labels on them..There were 2 bottles of water in the refrigerator – 1 already opened and another
was in a glass bottle, obviously refilled (no idea from where). There was also a half bottle of coca cola. We didn’t bother touching any of this as it seemed it had not been cleared after the previous guest had stayed. So, we ended up buying our own bottled water and fruit juices from the supermarkets nearby. The bathroom was small but manageable, however, the shower
area was really tiny. Bath water did not drain properly leaving a
small puddle within the shower area. There was no soap in the hand wash container, but there were shower gels and shampoos provided. The queen size bed had four posts on it that weren’t fixed well. It shook and swung even if you touched or held it. I was afraid it would fall on us but thankfully it didn’t.
Overall the room seemed clean but a little old. It was more fancy than functional.