The view is amazing and the terrace was grand. Lots of indoor and outdoor furniture. The place was big, nice and not too far of a walk from the Acropolis. My extended family was so pleased with the place.
We never met the host, which is a shame, as our communications regarding the power getting knocked out our last night there were not pleasant - this is why I gave four stars instead of five, and almost went to three for customer relations reasons. He kept asking if I read the house rules, and oh I did? So I disregarded them! And he was angry with me! He did send a handy man over, at night, to fix the power - he said he was coming - but did make it. In the end I question why a so called “privileged”, apparently modern apartment, has the power go out when the AC unit is on low at the same time as a stove and a hot water boiler. Most modern apartments don’t have that problem or the house rules would read something like, “you can’t run multiple large electronics without risking knocking the power out.” That would get anyone’s attention as a house rule. All of the places we stayed during our Greece trip by default, turn the boiler and stove off on the breaker switches. But none of them said to me when I asked in person, that their main power would cut out as a consequence if left on. I’m a landlord, if I was told that the teenaged son burned his arm on a hot water pipe (which happened) or the power went, out I’d go over and figure out what happened without judgment to make sure everything was okay first - but not this guy.