Vasiliki has created an immensely beautiful place here. I entered the apartment a bit after nightfall and when we opened the shutters to step out to the balcony, I was completely amazed by the view over nightly Athens. To my left I could see the Lycabettus and also the illuminated Acropolis straight ahead. And this view is equally amazing in daylight. I spent every morning, weather allowing, on the balcony having breakfast and most evenings there as well. Additionally, I discovered that from the second, small balcony you can see Lofos Strefi, a hill/park-area that is a popular spot to watch the sunset.
The furniture and equipment is above the average standard and there are some nice additional details. I was not missing a thing and even found some cool lemonades and water in the fridge on my arrival – a very nice touch after an exhausting journey.
The only thing you should be aware of is that Exarchia is a pretty vibrant district of Athens, with graffiti and political posters on every wall, demonstrations and frequent police action. I felt safe at all time, but if you have a very conservative mindset, this area might not be for you. I for one enjoyed it though, not despite, but because of its lifeliness and character.