Codeathena’s place is very updated and is walking distance from Acropolis. As a single female traveler, I felt relatively comfortable walking back at night which is always great. There’s a cafe next door which I didn’t get the chance to visit, and a small grocery store just around the corner. For those who need to print boarding passes, there is also an internet/printing shop nearby. The apartment itself was clean and updated, with the only exceptions being the dishes which were not the cleanest and required cleaning, as well as the bedroom window which needed a curtain. For the bedroom window, it’s ground floor so I found this important, there needs to be a better curtain. The one up currently only covers half the window and is sheer, meaning people can see in and sound is not blocked at all. Lastly, I think this may have just been a mistake for my booking, but I was not told about the water heater being turned off nor where to turn it on, and it took half a day to get a response on that. For guests coming in, there is a switch box right next to the main door (switch to the top left is for the water heater). As for criticisms that’s about it. The place was perfect size for 1-3 people. I saw that one of the futons was a bit broken so I wouldn’t surpass that count. It’s close to where you want to go, but far enough from most of the noise. Would recommend.