This is a very nice 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom apartment near the city centre, with a large and sunny balcony with great views to the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill. It's very tastefully decorated with vintage/antique furniture and a striking marble/parquet floor. There's a lovely collection of orthodox icons on one of the walls - and the tasteful decoration continues throughout the apartment.
There is a sizeable living area with a large/comfortable sofa for 4 people, and a dining table with 4 chairs. The kitchen area has all mod-cons including a breakfast pedestal with two chairs, and the place is kitted out with everything you'll need for a very comfortable stay - except, strangely, for a TV - though this wasn't an issue for us at all. There is a large/impressive patio door which leads to the balcony and the terrific views beyond. There was also wi-fi which easily coped with 4 people using it.
The building and its immediate surroundings were less impressive, as was the 2-person lift which was definitely required for the ascent to the fifth floor. However, the Metaxourghio Metro station was very close by at Karaiskaki Square, where you will also find the Bread Factory which serves the most wonderful coffee/pastries/cakes, and other restaurants nearby. From Karaiskaki Square you can also pick up hop-on/off tour buses.
The centre of Athens was of course as picturesque and relaxing as ever. In addition to all the tremendous Greek and Roman architecture and museums, do head for the Plaka, Monastiraki Square, Psiri Square and Thyssio.