Hi everyone! I recently stayed at Aris' apartment and I must say the view of the Acropolis is just spectacular! The pictures just don't do it justice, and especially at night when they have it lit with spot lights...its stunning! The roof terrace is perfect for a night of wine with friends/family. I wish my family and I could have utilized it more, but unfortunately the weather did not permit it. The rooms are all great sizes, and there's plenty of space for 6-7 people to sleep comfortably. The room upstairs has its own toilet/sink, so that's an extra bonus in case the bathroom downstairs is occupied or someone is showering. The apartment was very central to everything - Monatiraki square is just a short 8ish minute walk. Make sure to visit Monastiraki square for the shopping and the fabulous restaurants - our favorite was one called Dia Tafta (a little pricey, but definitely worth it! Ended up going twice because it was so good). The metro/train station is just a few blocks from the apartment in case you want to explore other areas around Athens. Aris was also a great host, he was there to greet us and helped with all the luggage (which we had just come from a trip to Istanbul and had about 8 large suitcases all weighing about 50lbs). He set up transportation to and from the airport for a reasonable price, and was very quick to respond to any questions I had. Now, for the cons about the apartment. There was an incident with the washer door - we tried to do a load and I was able to figure out the settings in Greek, but once finished we were unable to open the door. It was not locked, but after some time we figured out that it was actually the handle on the washer which was broken inside - so no matter how much we pulled it was not unlocking it from the inside. I eventually found a way to open it with some clothing string - Aris was unable to help physically with this issue as he was not in Athens at the time. So I'm not sure if he has been able to fix it yet or not - must be aware of this in case you were counting on packing light and doing some laundry like we were. Second, if you are planning on eating in or plan on cooking many of your meals you might find this difficult. The size of the kitchen is ok, and Aris is kind enough to stock it with some snacks, juice, and a few things for breakfast. However, there's not a whole lot of utensils/pans/knives etc. there's just very basic "make a sandwich/bowl of cereal" stuff. This simply proved very disappointing to us because we choose to use Airbnb to stay in apartments/condos that have home amenities that hotels don't have. My family usually travels on a budget, so we choose to go...