A few positives before I explain why I could only rate the place average. The place was clean and spacious and communication from the host was good. That said, these areas needed work. One, the apartment needs better general maintenance and upkeep. One of the two blinds in the living room is broken. The retraction cord doesn't properly lock to keep it open. We had to tie it around something in the room to keep the blind from rolling shut. We were especially disappointed that the host find the TV acceptable for a rental. There was a prominent scratch on the screen, the speaker is "blown" so the the sound pops and distorts, and it had an overall purple-ish tint to anything you tried to watch. We ended up just using our laptop because it was so bad. It really should have been replaced before our stay. Also, under the general category of maintenance, the washer was not working when we arrived although they did have it fixed by the second day. The location is OK. It's a short walk to T6 tram which takes you into the heart of the city. It's a longer walk to Acropolis or Zeus' temple. But the area was very residential/industrial, and not very tourist friendly. For example, down stairs there were two motorcycle repair shops, an auto parts store, and a dog grooming store. But there was a lack of restaurants and/or shops. The few restaurants we could find were not trendy, popular type but rather "mom and pop", very plain decor with very plain food--the kind of place that no one would travel to but possibly only people living in the building would eat because it was close and cheap. I would highly recommend a place north of the Roman Forum instead. That is where most of the restaurants that cater to tourist are where you will find a place that, for example, has live musicians. Other than the maintenance issues and ho-hum location, the internet was occasionally intermittent. Not too bad but we had to reset the router more than once because it either dropped off line or slowed to a crawl.