This place is newly renovated and very clean. Keep in mind the space is small so it had a sofabed (not standard bed as listed) to pull out and make your own bed. All bedding was provided so it wasn’t difficult. The restroom is snug so when sitting on the toilet your knees are going to touch the wall and there are no hooks or space to hang/place towels & clothing when taking a shower. An usual situation occurred during our stay where the shower drain was closed. While using the shower for the first time, the water ran through the bathroom and flooded the floor into the common room. We were very confused about the situation and after close observation notice the shower drain was closed/blocked. We had to pry it open with our fingers with a bit of force. Also the water never flooded in the shower during use because the shower ledge has a gapped opening that is flush to the bathroom floor next to the drain. In other words, the shower ledge cuts off and is not connected to the wall so instead of containing the water it easily flows out and onto the bathroom floor. This was a major design flaw in addition to lack of extra floor drain in the bathroom which most bathrooms have in Greece. When we contacted the host she responded promptly but we were honestly taken back by her questioning why this had happened. We had no idea as to why a shower drain would be closed. This has never happened at any of the 4 other Airbnb places we stayed during our Greece trip. We ended up cleaning the flooded water in the apartment and it wasn’t a big deal as it was a small space. Luckily we didn’t have belonging placed on the floor that could get ruined by the water. As for location, it was close enough but not ideal for us. During the beginning of our Greece trip we stayed at another place in Athens in the Plaka area and it was more convenient and cost less. Outside of our unusual experience this place was overall okay.