While the neighborhood was not in the best area, it did not bother me whatsoever. (I live in New York City.) But those who are not used to the City should be careful especially in the evenings. It is also a ground floor apartment so if you have mobility issues, keep in mind that you have go go down 6 steps. That said, I felt like Lamprini's space is absolutely excellent and tremendous value for Athens. I loved it, felt safe in the flat, and we very much enjoyed our stay. It was located between the red line stop Larissa Station and the green line stop Victoria Station, which made it very convenient to go around town and to/from the airport. We took the red like to acropolis, and we transferred to the green line from the blue line coming in from the airport. Lamprini gave clear directions, waited for our arrival, and even prepared some truly delicious tea! We were keen on the little neighborhood restaurants for takeaway and enjoyed breakfast most mornings at the charming patio with lemon and orange trees. The apartment was well-lit (we stayed during May/June), sparkling clean, possessed amenities like towels/toiletries, fully-functional kitchenette, and possessed an air of what it is like to live like a local in Athens. There are lots of little markets for groceries if you want to cook and mineral water. Lamprini also remained highly communicative during our entire stay and even informed us ahead of time when there was strike so we could plan accordingly with the metro being down. All in all, it was a fabulous stay in a clean and charming little flat for a lovely holiday. We would definitely stay again the next time we are in Athens :) Thank you so very much Lamprini!