The apartment itself was nice and clean. Costa's mother was also nice and showed us the apartment. I am grateful for that.
I still didn't feel safe in the apartment, as my partner and I found out on the last evening before leaving that there was a death threat in Greek in front of our door with arrows pointing to our Airbnb apartment, in which the Airbnb owner was to be hanged.
We also found out that a boy was shot by the police around the corner of the apartment and that the area is the stronghold of left-wing radical anarchists, who often get violent in the evenings and at night (my partner and I did a political science Walking tour where we got a lot of information about Exarchia).
Unfortunately, I didn't know anything about any of this information when I booked the apartment. I would have liked more transparency from Costas regarding the political situation and the security of the district in advance on his Airbnb homepage.
When I wrote to Costas after I found out what was at the door and that I was afraid because of it, he unfortunately didn't really take my fear seriously. He said they were only young people, they shouldn't be taken seriously and I don't need to worry.
Costa's mother, on the other hand, had previously pointed out to my partner and me when we arrived at the apartment that we had to turn down the blinds if we were to leave the apartment to make sure nothing happened (the apartment is on the first floor) .
Because of the reasons just mentioned, I didn't feel safe in the apartment and I wasn't really taken seriously by Costas.
I would not recommend the apartment to anyone.