The check-in was complicated, four keys to access the apartment. 2 regulars, and two digital codes. The host Maria sent, or better say, spammed me everything last minute same day of my travel date with videos and messages, not bothering to ask for further help.
When I arrived, the 50-year-old door wasn't opening, so I called her, and she was not available as she was busy at work, so I waited for her to finish work to contact me by messages (thank god I was roaming), suggesting that it was my fault or something I wasn't getting right. And how others haven't got any problems instead of offering help and trying to facilitate my life.
After requesting a call and feel am bothering the lady, she called and explained the situation as the video she sent was misleading with no verbal instruction.
Besides the check-in experience, the house looks very photogenic, clean, and ideally located. A FEW downsides, the windows open slightly, something you don't expect in warm, beautiful weather like Athens, where you want to enjoy a nice breath at night. The reason is that the apartment sits above a building full of restaurants, so you are above the giant ventilators. The first door at the street level closes at night with a lock and a key, so if you decide to host at night, you need to go down to unlock yourself and your guests by the end of the night (prison situation)
WIFI was always cutting. I reached out to Maria she answered it is the network, so hard luck if you want to work and are paying 80 euros per night. The cherry on top of all is that the host was after me for taking a 1 euro plug by mistake, so a disappointing experience is not recommended unless this is your last option.