Airbnb will tell you that Spiros is a superhost, and that his place is "a rare find." What an understatement on both counts! His flat is lovely, spacious, and truly makes you feel at home, with two balconies, easy instructions for using the washing machine, and an air conditioner in each bedroom. His recommendation to hike Filopappos Hill behind the apartment at sundown was one of my most memorable experiences in Athens -- it's an amazing way to see the Acropolis (bring your camera!). But what impressed me the most was how helpful Spiros was when I had an issue with my luggage -- the zipper was completely ripped, and I was going to have to throw the whole suitcase away. I asked Spiros to recommend a place where I could get a new one, and instead he purchased one for me based on the size I needed and the budget I told him. He brought it to the door of the flat on my last night in Athens...it was actually the first time I met him in person! I was so impressed by his hospitality -- and incredibly grateful, as I was able to spend my time seeing the city and not bargain hunting for a new suitcase. If I get the chance to go back to Greece (and I hope I will!), I will definitely plan my trip around being able to stay at Spiros's apartment again. One piece of advice for fellow travelers staying at this Airbnb: Use Uber! Since it's in a residential neighborhood, you won't see vacant cabs as frequently as you might in other areas. Uber comes straight to the door and will charge whatever credit card you have attached to the app (so you can save your euros). There is also a bus stop just a block away from the apartment that will take you straight to downtown.