This place is a bit oversold -- but I think only because it felt somewhat neglected when we were there. It a big, beautiful, bright, airy space, tastefully furnished and decorated, with almost an embarrassment of riches in terms of outdoor spaces and views. However, the furniture is a touch worse for the wear, and it is apparent that it has been quite a while since the place had a thorough deep clean (this was particularly evident in the bathrooms and in the outdoor spaces). Much like the surrounding neighborhood, it feels like it would benefit substantially from a power-wash and a fresh coat of paint/sealant/miscellaneous tile repair.
Notably, there is no television at all--ostensibly on principle, which in this day and age feels somewhat anachronistic and judgmental. Despite the listing, we were also told unequivocally not to use the washer (inconvenient, since we had planned in advance to do our laundry there).
Note also, I expect this is common for the area but was new to us, hot water is not steadily available. You need to manually turn on the water heater as needed. It takes about 20 minutes to warm enough for a 15 minute shower, and then you need to wait again. Just be aware you will need to strategize bathing times for your party. The plumbing all worked fine.
Another note--this is a popping neighborhood with a lot of night life that goes late. The music and bass does come muffled into the bedrooms -- if you are a light sleeper you definitely want to be sure you have adequate white noise options with you to cover the sound.
There are an abundance of shops and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, and pretty easy walking distance to numerous attractions (ruins, museums, etc). 15-minute cab ride to Piraeus port, and Uber works here (hallelujah) as basically a cab service.
Do be careful, though. My phone was stolen from under my nose AT A RESTAURANT TABLE 2 blocks from the apartment, in a pro move that caught me off guard despite travel on 5 continents. We certainly never felt physically unsafe, though.
The sung/chanted Greek Orthodox (?) service broadcasting on loud speaker from the adjacent church was a somewhat magical experience with Sunday morning coffee.
All in all a great space, just needs some TLC to bring it back into its full potential.