Awesome and fun stay! Natalya was under the weather when we arrived, so her husband, Andreas welcomed us to the house. The house is just a little tricky to find (mind you we don’t speak Greek, but not super hard to locate either), but Andreas did a great job introducing us to the neighborhood and even brought me to Syntagma to get my Sim Card ready. You’ll definitely enjoy the area - mini market is literally just across the street, and some few cafes surrounding the house. You should try the bakery shop and Olympus restaurant.
Now back to the house, it overlooks the majestic Acropolis (to the left) and Zeus Temple (to the right) and they are extremely wonderfully especially under orange lights at night. Spend some time to just watch the sunset at the balcony and see those 2 places lit at dusk - magical! Natalya/Andreas welcome us with bottles of water plus peach juice and they were great. The shower room is a little small, but it can fits 1 person just nicely.
There’s also a small elevator, can take up to 3 people (or 2 people with 2 medium luggage) at a time. It’s super neat and I always had fun in the elevator. If you happen to be claustrophobic, there’s also staircases that you can take.
We stayed here for 4 nights and Natalya always share some things to see (even before we reached Athens) with us. That really helps with us trying to figure out what to do in the city. Some tips - take the €30 pass, which allows you to visit 7 attractions including Acropolis (if this is still available!). It is a great saving and you don’t have to be in the long queue at Acropolis ticket counter (we purchased the pass at Zeus Temple, super fast cause there’s no one!).
Thank you Natalya/Andreas for such a wonderful experience and it makes me wanting to come and visit Athens again!