The first thing we were looking at when choosing a place to stay in Athens was the location - we were travelling from Thessaloniki by train with all of our luggage and didn’t want to cover a huge distance after the train. This apartment is located under a 10 minute walk away from the railroad station and suited us best. It is also not too far from the city centre and close to the National Archeological Museum. Dorela asked her brother Dimitris to meet us and we were checking in pretty late (the train was late too) and it was no problem, which is great. The apartment is comfy and has everything you might need - WiFi was stable, air conditioner worked perfectly, hot water (you’ll have to turn it on and off though), great kitchen. You might hear the neighbours in the bathroom from the opposite window, but it didn’t bother us at all, it is pretty quiet in the bedroom. The only thing we didn’t really like was the neighbourhood - a bit dirty and lots of immigrants and bums (they were harmless but getting home late at night was a bit nervous). All in all we enjoyed our stay and communication with Dorela and would recommend this place, but also consider buying a metro ticket (we bought a five day Athens area tickets) - you will save a lot of time travelling around the city and avoid long walks in the neighbourhood. The closest stations are Victoria and Larissa station.