We stayed with Konstantinos after 2 weeks of touring the Peloponnese. The end of our trip was 3 nights in Athens. We were tired, road-weary, and a bit punch-drunk from all the world-class sites we'd seen. We needed somewhere comfortable, spacious. Somewhere we could relax and rest. Konstantinos's apartment was perfect. It really is a sanctuary, as he says. Big, comfortable couch. Big bed. Lots of space. Fully accoutred kitchen. Airy space. Great AC. Balcony. I must also say that I don't think I've ever been in an Airbnb whose location is this perfectly suited to what a tourist might want to do. 5-minute walk to the Acropolis Museum. Shorter to the Acropolis Metro station. 15-minute walk to the main entrance of the Acropolis. 7-10 minutes to Plaka. 7-10 to Temple of Olympean Zeus. Tons of eating options right around the corner and just a few minutes away in Koukaki. It's the very definition of "central." Check-in was with his father, Angelo, a great guy who'll answer all your questions. One other thing we really appreciated: the fridge full of ice cold soda, water, and beer, and a big bowl of fruit. The wealth of sites in Athens and the heat of the city can be challenging. That fridge was instant refreshment for us. One thing that should be noted: the apartment is quite loud. It's on a busy street less than a block from a very busy main road, and the noise doesn't stop until the wee hours of the morning. Since we used the AC, this wasn't an issue, as we had the windows closed. But take note if you're sensitive to this sort of thing.