It was a larger group of us travelling this time around: 5 adults and a 2 years old and we stayed one week in Athens. The communication was the best we have had to date - Dimitros was just super fast and helpful with all our questions. The apartment: it looks exactly as seen on the photos, which is great. It also has two big balconies, which are not on the photos - so it is nice to have a bit of outdoor space. The building has two elevators, so there is step free/buggy friendly access. Each room has an air conditioner as well and everything is in great condition. The flat was big enough for all of us and we could all comfortably sit around the table and the living room. We had some evenings eating in and cooking - and every morning we had breakfast at the apartment. Dimitros was super fast at providing us with a hoover (as we went with a toddler we needed to clean up after each meal) and he also got a brand new coffee machine (of which we made a good use of). They also provided us with a cot - which was a big bonus for us. I would say you can nicely fit in about 6-8 people without it being overcrowded. The location: perfect. We did quite a bit of walking to just discover all the areas. You can easily walk to Omonia square in about 15 minutes, Syntagma is about 30 minutes walk and there are two metro stations within 5 minutes walk as well, so really central (but local) location. Larissa Station is just at the end of the street and there is a huge supermarket just before the station, so we did most of our shopping there. Victoria station is in the opposite direction just a few minutes away. Suggestions for the host: A toaster and a manual for the air conditioning:) Suggestions for anyone thinking of booking this place: do it! The flat is great location, well equipped, lovely host and top-notch communication. For eating out and coffees and other bits: We did lots of walking around and ate in various restaurants, so if we had to recommend we would recommend: Kerameikos (A little taste of Home is brilliant), Psiri (Cinque Wine bar and Nancy's dessert) and try the escape rooms - we have done Escapepolis and it was epic! Last but not least: The Greek are very friendly with kids, however, a lot of the places are not exactly buggy or baby friendly. The Acropolis has it's own buggy check in, so you can only walk up without a pushchair (which was fine for us actually). The pavements are not brilliant either, but we managed fine with our Yoyo. If you are in Athens and you have a child under the age of 4, you must go to the seaside to the Flisvos Park (Tram 4) as it has the best playground ever with 12...