My daughter and I spend 4 nights at this great apartment in Athina. The hosts, Spyros and Anthi are great to work with and quick to respond to emails, text etc. We had a very late (or maybe very early??) arrival into Athens at 0030 and Spyros and Anthi were both waiting for us at the apartment when we got there at almost 0130! The apartment itself is beautiful and has everything one would need to feel at home while on vacation. They have thought of everything from having coffee, creamer, bread and jam waiting for you upon arrival to bathroom amenities like shampoo, soap ect. The apartment is a short walk to the metro station and along the way there are lots of restaurants, coffee shops and a grocery store. The apartment metro stop is only 2 stops from the heart of Ancient Athens where you will find all the archeological sites and commercial areas filled with anything a traveller would want. The neighborhood is safe and walking to/from the metro or restaurants at night is not a problem at all. The apartment itself is beautiful and has been remodeled recently. The bed is very comfortable and there is another sleeper sofa in the living room that, although we did not sleep on, is comfortable to sit on. There is a full kitchen w/ microwave and washing machine. The towels were soft and fluffy. The apartment has 2 balconies - one in the front and one in the back which are nice for light and for drying laundry. The bedroom is in the back and is very quiet. The wifi worked great as well. The apartment has 2 air conditioning units, one in the bedroom and one in the living room. They both work good. We had a small electrical issue during our stay and Spyros was very quick to help resolve it, including showing up late on a Friday night with an electrician! I can't say enough about this wonderful apartment and its hosts. It is in a perfect location for exploring Athens and surrounding areas. It is a great size for 2-4 people. I highly recommend this apartment and I would definitely stay here if I get the opportunity to return to Athens.