Anna and Efi have the most amazing apartments in Athens. My family of seven rented both apartments for three nights and were completely overjoyed by our stay.

To begin, the building location is within 50 meters of Monastiraki Square, which is the heartbeat of Athens. The Acropolis, Mars Hill, and the best shopping and dining in the city are all within walking distance. The subway is steps from the building entry if you need.

Besides a few stairs at the entry, accessibility is good. Both apartments are on the 6th floor with a small elevator and no thresholds to the showers.

Both apartments are newly remodeled with nice marble, tile, and laminate flooring and stylish modern tiles, cabinets, and decore. Both have huge decks. The smaller has nice awnings to protect that side from the otherwise harsh afternoon sun. The smaller apartment also has a large living area, a nice kitchenette, beautiful bathroom (with a view with the window open) and a large bedroom that leads to the apartment's private deck.

The larger apartment is similar but with a larger bathroom and two large bedrooms, both with access to an equally amazing private deck. Both apartments have views of the Acropolis from equally large decks. The larger apartment probably has a marginally better view but you won't feel like you're missing out with either apartment.

Ana and Efi were very easy to work with in the booking process and very prompt to respond to my many questions. Anna was there to greet us even though I only gave her 20 minutes notice of our arrival. She provided a brief but thorough rundown of the apartments and offered to help us if we needed anything... Which we didn't because wine, treats and Greek coffee were thoughtfully provided!

Lastly we loved to access to a quality wash machine that is shared the two apartments in a common hall.

Overall, we couldn't recommend Anna and Efi's apartments any higher. While this was our first experience with Airbnb, knowing there are gems like Ana and Efi's will make us rethink booking again in hotels!