Dream come true getting to stay here. An absolute must for anyone visiting Athens especially for the first time with the surreal 24/7 views of the Acropolis day and night (even while you’re in the shower which was amazing!) and being in the heart of all the action. You’re close to EVERYTHING you could ever need or want and then some. Nothing beats waking up to the Acropolis and going to bed with the Acropolis when the lights come on at night in the distance. Agis and Dimitris are the absolute Superhosts. They were so professional, friendly, genuine and knowledgeable, always responding quickly and with care & providing lots of helpful tips and recommendations for places to eat, places to visit, places to shop, etc. Check-in and check-out was easy and straight forward. The apartment, tho a studio apartment, is actually very spacious with tons of room to store your stuff and the space itself is so well utilized and functional. It’s modern, elegant, sophisticated and fun with all the different buttons, remote and gadgets yet still had heart and felt like an actual home. It looks like a home out of a magazine but it’s not cold or lifeless. It’s got an excellent design! You’re supplied with a very generous amount of amenities including umbrellas, power converters, slippers for the hot tub, lotion, lock box (very nice to have; typically a hotel thing, rarely Airbnb which was a nice touch) shampoo, soaps, coffee, tea, and a tasty bottle of white wine! Agis and his team really go above and beyond. Was very impressed. I wish more hosts put so much care into the overall guest experience the way they do. They set the bar unbelievably high.
Oh and of course you can’t not talk about the hot tub facing the Acropolis! So relaxing after a long day or even in the afternoon ironically getting away from the crazy hot weather. Was very special with that view.
My recommendation... BOOK IT! It’s a unique Airbnb experience and apartment you’ll never forget and will always cherish especially when it’s your first time in Athens and with the Acropolis. I can’t wait to return again soon and stay much longer.