There are quite possibly, no other properties, aside from those in the same building or along the same street, that will afford a guest the level of access to sites and transportation, spaciousness of living space, beautiful views throughout the day, and overall convenience that this property provided.
To begin, it is quite literally located across the street from an Athens Metro entrance. This opens up all sorts of possibilities for the traveler, whether that be supreme ease of transportation from the airport or seaport, being able to very easily visit all the major sites, or just hopping on a train to visit a random part of the city or dine in some far flung but immensely popular taverna quite a bit away. If public transportation does not suit you, the central location of this property ensures that there are a plentiful number of major attractions within a 15 minute walking distance. Notable among them is the Acropolis and its museum. Being so close to so many (unshaded) attractions means taking afternoon breaks out of the blazing sun and visiting the sites earlier in the day and/or later in the afternoon are less a calculation of time (needed to traverse back and forth from accommodations), and more a function of setting the alarm so your afternoon siesta does not run too long. Regardless of when you expect to be out and about, the location is very safe, and while the seasoned traveler knows to be vigilant at all times, this particular area does not suffer from the same scammers and stealers that you find in other parts of Athens. Dining is readily available right outside the building ranging from moderately priced (i.e. added "location tax") to downright economical.
The property itself is well appointed and there are elevators on site to move guests and their baggage. The interior is very spacious, especially considering European conventions, with plenty of areas to sit and lounge. An equivalent would be a fairly generous suite in any major hotel. Extended stay guests and remote workers will appreciate the parlor table that is adjacent to wall adapters with space to spread out. At an estimated 40/10 Mbps, the internet is serviceable for most use cases. The bedrooms are as presented and concerns for any potential street noise are unfounded as the bedrooms are tucked away with enough layers to provide quiet, restful sleep. Arguably, the sofa in the living area can also function as a bed, though it is not listed as such. The kitchen is fully equipped and possesses the appliances associated with modern living. Should you cook, there is a grocery store nearby, less than seven minutes by foot. There is an easy to operate washer in the property, and like most of Greece, line drying is required, though remarkably fast given the location and amount of sun received in the area.
All photographs of the property and from the balcony were corroborated with this stay. The unobstructed views of the Parthenon, at all times of the day, were a highlight of this property. Consider sunrise, midday, and night shots if you are visiting, each provides a different view of the Acropolis, all quite spectacular. You are unlikely to find a similar view at a similar size at any other property in Athens. If you have the fortune in staying during a time when the Acropolis Museum is hosting a musical event, consider it an added amenity and a free concert.
At its price point, this property is unmatched in its value when it comes to location, occupancy space, and views. Do not be fooled by other rooftop Acropolis views or locations that feature photographs from their dining space. If you want to be genuinely close to the action, with a private view, in your own personal comforts, this is your property. There would be no hesitation in reserving this property for a future return to Athens. If available, you should not, either.