The apartment is in a rough neighbourhood - I’d go as far as to describe it as a ghetto. I couldn’t walk down the whole street at night alone as a woman and the metro is 6 minutes walk - which is a long time to get out of those streets. I spoke to two Athenians who described the area as “rough” and “many drug users”. I got harassed twice in three minutes when I tried at 10pm. I haven’t been harassed for 5 years and I’m no model. Out of the balcony in the kitchen is a scene of poverty. The flats sale price here is around €40k and I respect the high yield hustle but this Airbnb is taking advantage clueless/kind tourists. Thick iron bars cover all the shops in the area and look more like prisons than stores. The guy opposite has installed (I suspect fake) cctv above his door with a warning stuck on the door saying beware, 24hr cctv. If there was no burglary, I doubt he’d bother. Everyone owns large, threatening dogs who are barking all day. The bed is extremely uncomfortable and the toilet seat moves, but the rest is as photographed. I was constantly paranoid the flat would be broken into while I was out. If I was with my partner or friend, I think I’d be much more confident but as a woman alone, I had to take ubers at night to avoid walking through the neighbourhood. Eventually two days of 4 hours of extremely loud drilling sent me out of the flat. I booked somewhere else in the city centre for a few more pounds a night and feel so much more relaxed, safe, happy and at ease now. To be avoided.