If you enjoy noise 24/7 like a highway running right through your room (I didn't sleep in 12 days in spite of heavy ear plugs), if you like sharing a bath and kitchen with 6-7 strangers who clog the toilet, flood the bath etc, if you don't mind an unclean room (used Q-tips, hair, dirty drawers), moths flying around, dirty kitchen-shelves, your sheets and towels or room not being cleaned in 12 days ("Not for 25$."), if you like staying in a dated, partly run-down museum (never mind the nice pictures), if you don't mind being told twice (!) that Kristina lives in the apartment even though that's not the case (her "room" is a storage), in short if you want to feel like in a hostel, then this place is for you- though a more central, quieter place may be worth considering. I was in Athens to learn Greek and specifically wanted to share an apartment with a Greek hence I asked before booking and upon arrival. Twice she assured me she'd stay there. Not the case. Kitchen towels were not changed in 12 days and getting darker by the day. A cleaning lady comes in daily but seems to only really clean when Kristina is around. During my long stay I met a lot of people there, and most complained at least about the noise. . Kristina is a very nice person and very helpful. But after I told her the above she didn't even greet me anymore. She seems to own half the building and renting it, so unfortunately it's just another airbnb destroying rent for locals. Not recommended.