The review is for Acropolis Metro Station- Great Located Flat 125m2. We arrived after sunset so it was dark and finding the address in the dark was difficult because the entrance door is in a corner and there are no lights. Actually, there is a light on a sensor, but you have to be right at the door for it to come on and then it only stays on for a second. If you are not moving your arms in the air the light goes off. It does not stay on long enough to actually get the key in the lock and open the door. Once you open the door there are 7 steps that you have to transverse with your luggage to get to the elevator. The apartment is on the 3rd floor and the staircase is spiral, so the width of the steps are very narrow at the inside of the spiral. There is an elevator about the size of a shoe box. Literally, you can only get two adults in it or one adult and two suitcases depending on their size (be advised if you are at all claustrophobic). Someone has to ride the elevator for it to work because you have to push the button from the inside, you cannot posh the button and then close the door; in other words, you cannot send the luggage up to the third floor on its own. There were five of us so we had to make multiple elevator trips to get all the luggage up and down. The exterior of the building has been tagged with graffiti which gives it a ghetto feel. The building owner needs to show this place a little TLC. The apartment is as advertised; two bedroom, two bathroom; total of four beds and a sofa sleeper. It is decorated with faux antique furnishing and could use some freshening such as new furnishings and a fresh coat of paint. There are two tubs with handheld showerheads and one of them has no shower curtain (weird). We spent three nights, and it was sufficient, the best part is its location. There is a nice little restaurant just two doors down, a small grocery half a block away; convenient for buying bottled water, fruit, etc., a few pubs across the street and a block and a half from the Acropolis, Acropolis Museum, and metro station. And, on that same block a dozen restaurants and small shops. If you need a cab to go someplace, I highly recommend using your Uber app. There are no Ubers in Athens but some of the independent taxi’s use the app and are much cheaper than one you see or flag down on the street; those will charge more than twice as much.