Fine place to crash after an eventful day in Chania or around Crete. In terms of details, Zenon and Katerina's reviews have already pretty much covered my experience of this flat - in summary:
Sparkling clean and practically as presented in the photos. Accomodating and flexible check-in procedure. Lots of nice touches with practical stuff available in bedside drawers and lots of wardrobe space including even a hallway receptacle for shoes and sandals. The pedestrian approach to the city is pleasant along the eastern coastal promenade with a good handful of more locally oriented restaurants available and easy access to the interesting urban life of Daskalogianni Street.
I managed to prepare both breakfast, lunch and dinner using the equipment in the kitchen. It is short on sharp knives and has no vegetable peeler either but has ample pottery, cutlery, cups, glassware as well as kitchen utensils.
The flat has double glazing windows and in the bedroom there are shutters as well as an air conditioning unit. Being a light sleeper I was a bit worried about the traffic noise from Venizelou Eleftheriou. However, using earplugs I generally managed to sleep uninterrupted between 1AM and 9AM.
The internet connection is somewhat flaky as it is based on a wifi repeater. I was unable to stream video and often would get errors trying to load webpages.
The TV is currently not situated as in the pictures as it has been mounted on the wall above the table where it stands in the photo. The angle makes it difficult to follow the picture from the sofa but as the TV carries Greek channels only I didn't use it that much anyway.