Veroniki's apartment is a very special place. Located on the first floor, so no need for stairs or elevators, it is actually far above ground, with a lovely balcony (2 balconies) for enjoying a morning tea or coffee. The location is perfect, close to restaurants, a supermarket around the corner, cafes, banks, and even a gym and a yoga/pilates studio for those who want to work out after eating all the delicious Greek food. My fave was a 24 hour crepe restaurant just a five minute walk away. I walked everywhere as the apartment is only about a 25 minute walk from the Acropolis, and even closer to the National Gardens and the Temple of Zeus. When I arrived, Veroniki was waiting outside the apartment for me even though my flight was delayed a bit. She had offered and I accepted to have a taxi waiting for me at the airport, which made traveling to her apartment extremely easy. The apartment itself is a spacious, sparkling clean, beautifully decorated one bedroom. There is everything you could want to start your day already provided--tea, coffee, cornflakes, bread, juice, water, milk, jam, honey, lots of fruit, etc etc. Veroniki provided all the basics plus MORE! Definitely one of the best Air B & B places I've stayed at and I have been using this service for years. The bed and linen were super comfy, great pillows, lots of closet and dresser space. This apartment was recently renovated but with some of the original counters and closets that add so much charm. The apartment was so comfortable and lovely that I was able to write well there. Wifi is excellent for streaming movies. Bathroom is spacious, water pressure is perfect, with shampoo/conditioner and wonderful bath products already there. Veroniki has definitely taken the time to ensure her guests have what they need and she communicated with me to see if I needed anything else during my stay. When I was leaving, she arranged for a taxi for me and met me outside with a parting gift! This was truly a great home away from home fr my visit to Athens. I highly recommend to anyone visiting Athens.