Yannis was a great host! He was very quick to reply with our many questions. He was very flexible and prompt at our arrival and assisted us in getting a taxi to the airport at departure time. The neighborhood where the apartment is located is so lovely. It is close enough to take a 5€- 10 € taxi into downtown Athens, and other tourist attractions, which is nice (trust that in Athenian heat, you will want to take an AC taxi). However I found what made this little neighborhood so great was that it wasn't too close to the hustle and bustle of the city. It is such a peaceful, quiet yet lively neighborhood. The locals gather around the "square" for dinner, coffee, and drinks until late into the night. On our last night we had a late night dinner on the square, the square is just so whimsical and charming, we really wished we could have a place like it back home. I would absolutely recommend this Airbnb if relaxing and slowing down is on your vacation agenda in Athens, it was definitely on ours! Tip #1. There is a falafel cafe around the corner of the apartment called babaganoosh. Go to it. Eat it as often as possible, it is incredibly delicious! Tip #2. Athenians don't really eat breakfast so don't go to the cafes in the morning asking for a breakfast menu, nobody has food or opens up until after 12pm. I suggest that you go to the store across the street and stock up on some breakfast goods so you don't have to resort to coffee and toast (unless that's your thing). Tip #3. I know I keep raving about the neighborhood and the square but I'm serious! Hanging out, just downstairs from your apartment was my favorite! It's so nice to have a home base where you can eat, drink and enjoy it all outdoors. Yamas!