Overall, this Airbnb was perfect for our needs: decently close to the Acropolis museum/central areas of Athens and a great price. It was about a 10 min walk to the areas with a lot of restaurants and touristy shops (though I think we did appreciate being able to go back to somewhere quieter and more private at the end of the day).
Eleftheria was such a great host, pointing out things to see and do in the area on the map she provided us. She also warned us of pickpockets and asked us to let her know if we ever had any questions or needed anything. She was really sweet and even checked in on us every day, making sure we had everything we needed.
The Airbnb is very clean and well-maintained. The beds are comfortable and the air conditioning is cold, which is great for being in Athens in the summer. The electricity turns off when you leave the Airbnb (there is a card attached to the door key that turns on the electricity), so plan when you charge your devices around that fact! (For example, I tried to charge my iPad during the day while I was gone and totally forgot that the electricity shuts off when you take the card out).
One negative thing I noticed and didn’t expect was the strong smell of fishiness and smoke every time I entered the Airbnb. I’m not sure if the Airbnb is a non-smoking one, but I forgot to double-check when I booked. My 3 friends also noticed the smell, and although you acclimate to it quite quickly, it is still a strong smell that tends to permeate your clothes. The towel provided to us also smelled VERY strongly of smoke, and as someone sensitive to cigarette smoke smells, I did not enjoy drying myself off with that towel. However, there is a washer in the Airbnb you can use if your towel has such a strong smell like mine.
The bathroom is pretty large and spacious, unlike a lot of many of the other Airbnb’s I stayed in Greece. Just be sure to turn on the hot water when getting back to the Airbnb (wait longer before showering if you need more hot water) so there is plenty for everyone who needs a shower after a dusty day visiting ruins!