I stayed five nights. I feel lucky Zenon offers this as an airbnb while he's not there. An exceptional view, and largely peaceful and quiet. (Excepting the occasional evening dog barkfest, which doesn't last too long, and is not much noticeable if you are inside.) Would gladly stay again. (Protips on the elevator: You have to grab/push the door to open and close it. And if it's already at your floor, nothing happens, you just have to grab the door handle and open. This was a new one on me. Also, at first I didn't realize that light-blocking shutters pulled out from the window/door sides.) So it's an exceptional property. What is not exceptional is the property management company. I contacted them though the w******p number listed in the arrival info. I sent an airbnb message saying I did. Then I got a w******p response from a 'Sophia BNBROOMS' on a different w******p number, asking me for the same arrival info I had already supplied in my first w******p message to them. So they list an unmonitored number in the airbnb listing. Arrival otherwise went pretty well, I kept them apprised of my transport progress to the unit, and there was someone at the unit to do key turnover and answer questions. Over the next couple of days, I found that the shower water never got hot, it was warm enough, but it was odd that it stayed at exactly the same temp no matter how long I let the water run. (Sink spigot water always got hot in a minute or two.) I messaged the 'Sophie' and was told it was a solar hot water, I just needed to let the water run long enough. Seemed an odd response, my experience with solar has been that you can get scalding hot water for a while, question is how long does it last. Anyway, I checked the hot water boost switch that Zenon mentions in the listing, it seemed to be on. So over the next couple of days I just went with the warm but not hot shower, it was good enough as is, especially with the hot Athens temps. I went another day, and let them know nothing changed with the shower, but it was OK. And they wrote back, well the previous guest had hot water, and so maybe somethings wrong. I responded, OK come take a look. It was 'after hours' so they couldn't come that day. I responded, come tomorrow after I leave around 8am and you can check it out. Which they said they would do. The next morning I messaged saying I'm going out, feel free to come check out the water heat, and got asked WHEN AM I CHECKING OUT TODAY. ??!! No I responded, I don't check out until the next day. Then a few hours later, I got another message 'Hello are you at the apartment? WE CAN'T ENTER BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE KEYS. ' The previous guest lost keys, and apparently they have only two sets.' I was out being a tourist, not in the apartment, so I said just come tomorrow after I leave. So then the next day, I messaged them when I left, and was asked if I was satisfied with my stay. I responded 'Sure except for the shower.' To which I got a curt reply telling me I could have got it fixed if I really wanted to. Finally, five days after I've left and I'm back home in San Diego, I got another w******p asking if I left the keys under the mat. As I was instructed, and as I told them I would do. Zenon should consider his options with regard to property management.