A cute studio in a neighborhood filled with graffiti. I’d love to say that the studio had everything we needed but unfortunately that wasn’t the case. There was only one roll of toilet paper, which was almost out of paper, the hot water wasn’t working–lukewarm is the “hottest” it got–the apartment door only had an extended lock (which if someone decides to mess with, can easily break into the apartment). We felt very unsafe because we were unable to securely lock the door. Not to mention, Thodoris was a very poor communicator. I had asked him several times if a late check-out was available and he failed to reply to my 3 messages, until I finally had to give him a call. He told me he would let me know the day I arrived to Greece but failed to communicate–again. This happened once again the day we arrived to the studio. The check-in process was difficult and sketchy. When we retrieved the key to our apartment the box where the key was located was unlocked and the entrance to the apartment itself was very dirty. Also, there wasn’t a portfolio or suggestions on how to navigate Greece better. For the price, I’d say this studio is worth it—of course, only if you don’t need communication between you and your host, warm water, the need to feel absolutely safe, or suggestions on your stay.