Good things to note - The room was minimal, but clean, and the bed was comfortable. The house was really cool and old and had other rooms for rent. We slept with the window open and were not bothered by any outside noise. Giannis was lovely and very kind (offered us some chocolates), and the bathroom, though shared, was very clean. That being said we had two major issues with our stay. The first was check-in. I communicated with the host that our arrival was delayed and when we expected to arrive. She said that someone would be there at the appointed time, however when we arrived, no one answered the door despite ringing the bell multiple times. A bit panicked, we carried our heavy bags back up to a nearby restaurant we had passed and begged to use their wifi and phone, as we were from the states and no able to use our cell phones to call the number provided. No one answered our multiple messages or calls, so we walked back to try the bell one more time. As we were turning to leave and find a cafe to sit in and wait for a response to our messages, Giannis casually walked up to let us in. Although it all worked out, being in a different country and not being able to communicate easily with our phones, and not having our host be there when we expected him, was very stressful. On top of that, the listing clearly stated that there was air-conditioning, however there was only a fan in the room. We were there during a heat wave, so it was hotter than normal, but for this reason we had even double checked the listing to make sure there was a/c. We would not have booked this room if we had known it didn't have it. We ended up sleeping with wet towels over us to try to keep us cool, and didn't sleep well at all. If you are not traveling in the summer months, it won't matter, and the room was fine otherwise, but I would recommend double checking the amenities with the host prior to booking. I showed the host the listing where it stated there was a/c, so hopefully she will update it.