We throughly enjoyed our stay. In line with much of Athens outside the tourist areas, the graffiti in the street was a bit off-putting at first sight, but enter through the marble-floored lobby and your ideas immediately change. The apartment inself is really, really good, newly renovated and with lots of space, a nice balcony overlooking the street (we love people-watching) and yet no noise once the double glazed French windows have been closed. There's aircon for those sultry nights, and great bars and restaurants literally within ten of metres! We were also lucky to be there on a Saturday when the street becomes a farmer's market, with mouth-watering fresh produce ranging from piles of olives through to fresh fish and seafood, and lots and lots of delicious fruit and veggies. And pomegranate juice squeezed while you wait - yummy!!! On top of all that it's centrally located so that you can walk to the centre of town and many historical attractions with ease, even to the Acropolis or up to the top of the Lycabettus Hill, the highest point in the centre of Athens, and which actually looks down onto the Parthenon.