I stayed at Angela’s place for 5 months, and it was really perfect for me. It has everything you need in the kitchen, a very neat (and big) dining room table, and 3 local markets nearby from which to buy lots of fresh vegetables, fruits, spices, nuts, etc. The apartment is also perfectly quiet, even though it’s in the middle of the city—I slept perfectly without any disturbance, and the bedroom is very dark in the night, too. Speaking of light, in the afternoon, the living room area receives the most divine light—despite being a semi-basement apartment. It really is a gem, and I would definitely stay here again next time I visit Athens. Aside from the accommodations, Angela herself is also a wonderful host—very responsive for anything I needed and very humane in her messages and in our interactions. There’s a lot about the politics of airbnb in Athens rn, but Angela’s place harkens back to the early experiences of airbnb, of staying in actual people’s homes, which they have opened up and shared to travelers from near and far. I unequivocally recommend staying at Angela’s place if you’re in town for a long stay, but not quite long enough to rent an apartment for a whole year.