This is a new option in Athens and my family was only the third to stay here! Don't let the small number of reviews throw you... This is where you want to stay!! __________________________________________ Wow!! What a wonderful city and Anny and Emilia provided us a great spot to rest and recoup for our daily adventures. The view is unbelievable. We ate breakfast every morning outside on the balcony enjoying the air and the fresh fruit, bread and eggs that were waiting for us in the fridge. The apartment itself is open and modern with every thing you can think of ready for your use. A washing machine was nice for us since we spent four nights here. It was fun to do a little bit of cooking in the morning so we actually had an opportunity to enjoy our beautiful view and linger over coffee before adventuring out to see the sights. I think it took us about 2 minutes to walk to the station from the apt and that included all of the lollygagging to look in shops and talk to the restaurant employees who vy for you to dine with them that day. The Acropolis Museum is right there as well and a great way to inform yourself a little about the sights you are about to experience. There is also an East entrance to the Acropolis if you study the maps a little before you venture out. Anny is very quick to respond to your inquiries and she always seems delighted when she can assist you in having a wonderful experience. Ask her questions!! She is a wonderful source of information. The ladies have done an amazing job of adding all of those homey touchs to their place as well. We had the privilege of breaking in the board games with our 11 year old son. It was nice to have something beside tech and TV to do as a family inside the home. The bath sheets are luxuriously thick and the showers are refreshingly hot after hours of walking and exploring. There are several different seating areas: the balcony, the dining table, the living room, a desk in the entryway and seating for 2 in the kitchen. Whether you want to gather as a group, or take a few solo moments to jot down your thoughts in your travel journal... you have ample room to do so here. And if you would rather let the kitchen collect dust, there is a coffee shop on street level probably 20 steps from the front door of this building. You can also buy freshly made noukamades (I hope I spelled that right)... a fried batter drenched in rich Greek honey and sprinkled with cinnamon... just up the street a bit (I think it was a Ben and Jerry's shop) and walk back to your place and they will still be steaming hot when you sit down to eat them. If you are going to Athens and want to...