I stayed here for a month on a solo trip in Greece. It worked perfectly for my needs and offered a safe, clean and modern environment for a working professional. The location is outside of the bustle of the city center, which, was quite nice. Just depends on the nature of your visit. The area is more residential and families, but very close to the subway which offers a fairly quick route to anywhere in the city. The unit is well stocked and thoughtfully prepared. The amenities are modern and functional. It’s a nice apartment. I was alone, but with some roommates it may get cramped. I’d argue it’s functionally best for 1-2 people, a couple, who can share a bed and bathroom, but 3 guests would be a stretch. The building itself is relatively quiet and had no issues with anything. Plus, there are dozens of restaurants, coffee shops, bars and groceries nearby that make it extremely walkable. In my month stay, I took maybe two taxis. My only warning is the wifi is so-so. I took several work video calls and the internet would freeze up reliably. For important calls, I learned to go somewhere else with stronger internet. Although, to their credit, they made an effort to fix it, and it seemed to improve at the end of my stay. Overall, good value for a nice home. I recognize Athens isn’t an expensive city compared to other popular destinations, and they definitely try to enter the more premium end of the temporary housing market in Athens. I’d suggest walking through the city and exploring other areas throughout Greece as well. Athens has a ton to offer, but I get how many tourists only stop over. If you are a family, you probably don’t want to cram children into a rush-hour subway car, so consider the environment of a major metropolitan city. I certainly explored the entire city over the course of a month, but in reality, you can manage the city for 2-3 days and see the key stuff. Again, just depends on what you’re looking for. Thank you again Irene and Ionna. I had a great time!