Fabulous host and apartment, great location, and fantastic value! Dimitris is a one-in-a-million host who went above and beyond to make sure we had a good stay. He is a very friendly and responsive communicator. At check-in he even went and found a paracetamol in his bike when I mentioned I had a headache. He provides a PDF guide to Athens with local facilities, restaurant recommendations, and attractions; and even a mobile phone with local data - wow! He even helped us find bus times for a trip to Delphi. The flat has been done up in a very design-led way to a high standard with slate walls, solid wood floors, artwork and signature lighting pieces. It's also decked out with everything you need to make you feel at home, including washing powder, toothpaste, shampoo, body wash, paper towels, and even breakfast cereal! The location might seem a bit dodgy if you arrive at night, but that's just the graffiti - it's actually a quiet residential kind of area. It's worth exploring the locality as we spotted some great graffiti art. It's not far from a very trendy nightlife area (near the tube) that has a cultural/art center converted from an old plant - feels like a cross between Soho and Shoreditch in London. At night you can just hear the boom boom if there's music going on but not enough to disturb. There's a street with a bakery and pharmacy on it that leads to the Acropolis - this is in Dimitris' guide, but there's actually another wide, tree-lined street kind of parallel to that (Iraklidon st.) with a lot of local restaurants that is lovely to walk along and takes you closer the the Acropolis entrance.