We only stayed one night, which made the value including the cleaning and service fees less attractive. For a similar price, there were many hotels available, though they would have only included one room and bathroom.
The space was smaller than I anticipated based on the photographs. While the decor was nice, I didn't find the beds, sheets, and towels particularly comfortable. The second bedroom is quite small (which wasn't a problem for us, but worth noting), and the master bedroom does not have blackout blinds and gets very loud at night due to nearby traffic on the street below. If you're a light sleeper, this bedroom will be a problem, but the smaller second bedroom is darker and less noisy. I was disappointed by the tub, which appeared less lovely than in the photos. The bathroom smelled strongly like cigarette smoke in the morning, perhaps from a neighbor smoking (although there were also forest fires in Athens at the time, so it is difficult to tell). I also could not get the TV in the main bedroom to work.
We did not use the kitchen, but it was well-stocked and likely nice to use.
There is a narrow winding staircase that leads up to the apartment. There is no elevator. Because I was injured, this presented a problem. Aris helped us with our bags when we checked in, which was very kind, but when I asked if he could help on check out, he did not respond until we were already at the airport. I didn't expect him to be able to help, but a quicker response would have been nice.