All of the previous reviews are spot-on, however I’m leaving a very in-depth, detailed review so if you're picky like me, you can know exactly what to expect. Apartment: Athena is a ground-floor studio apartment with a (fully-secure and very cute) front door that steps right out to a small cobbled pedestrian alleyway. The apartment is fully renovated and modern. The decor is very sweet, cohesive, and comfortable, and reflects a bit of the neoclassical heritage with a slight ‘Fixer Upper’ feel. As many have mentioned, it's kept spotlessly clean - even the toilet has a 'disinfected' band around the seat after cleaning. Perhaps the most underrated luxury about this apartment is the shower. It has a wall-mounted shower head! This was the only one we had our whole time in Greece, as they're typically handheld, so take note if that's important to you. Shampoo, soap, body lotion, qtips/cotton pads, and towels were provided (no conditioner or washcloths, which is typical). The kitchen was more than fully equipped with dinnerware, a mini oven with stovetop, coffee & coffee press, tea, water boiler, sink, crackers and marmalade, and fridge with water, wine, fruit, olives, candy, and milk. We appreciated the mirrored vanity table and hairdryer in the main room. The spatial consideration in this studio was great - there’s a place for everything, so you're not tripping over anything. Oh, and WIFI. Building: This confused me before arrival. Adjacent to the studio's private entrance is the main entrance to the rest of the building owned by Sakis. Their office is on the ground floor and 2-3 more apartments each on the 2nd & 3rd floors. I've left another review for one of these apartments. The shared roof deck is accessible through this building, and is absolutely fabulous. It's huge with the same footprint as the building, and equipped with several tables & chairs, so you can have your privacy if you don't want to socialize with other guests, although we almost always had it to ourselves. Sakis stocks each fridge with wine and olives from his family farm and there was nothing like enjoying these while watching the moon rise over the Acropolis. We also enjoyed watching the scenes at the rooftop restaurants, and even listening to live music from one. Location: It was amazing to walk out the door and be only strides from the busiest areas of Plaka but (thankfully) not in the middle of it. I'm a location snob and truly can't imagine a better-located place to retreat. It was super convenient to pop by during the day to drop off goods after shopping, grab a scarf before dinner, or even sneak in a quick siesta! As the city was built around the Acropolis and this sits at its base, every neighborhood in any direction is accessible by foot. The streets of Plaka & Monastiraki are bustling, so when in need of a more relaxing stroll we'd take the steps behind the building as if walking to the...