Generally a nice place, although the location is quite remote, and there were a few inaccuracies in the listing.
On the good side, the apartment was generally comfortable and clean, the kitchen had most everything needed (except for wine glasses, which we thought was surprising, but we bought and left a set), and everything seemed to work well. It also had everything that you could need for a baby, which was very helpful with our 18 month old.
The beach is small and pebbly, but nice, and unlike many beaches in the area during the peak season, was not overrun with tourists, which was pleasant. The pool area is also very comfortable, and the cafe had good service and reasonable prices.
On the less good side, this location is really very remote (more so than we had thought). It is a good half hour drive to Heraklion, and there is really not much of anything around. The good part about that is that the area is quiet, which is a refreshing change from many parts of Crete. But I cannot imagine being there without a car, which is essential to go anywhere (including the beach and pool, which is rather far down a very, very steep hill).
While the apartment and complex overall are nice, they are both a bit dated and in need of a bit of a refresh. Also, the location is on the top of a hill, which provides for a beautiful view, but also very strong winds. We were there two weeks, and were only able to enjoy the veranda a few times.
Finally, there were several things mentioned in the listing that were anywhere from inaccurate to simply misleading. It was noted that there is a safe, but there is not (not sure why the owner said there was one). This was not such a concern, as the area is safe, but it would be better to be accurate. In addition, the listing notes that there is a "small mall, a convenience store" on the property, which is simply not true. You will need to drive anywhere for anything that you want to buy.
Most frustrating was the fact that the listing noted that "Breakfast is provided" and the owner even wrote to me directly to say that there was "bread, butter, honey, marmalade , fruits etc. to make your breakfast for the days you will stay". I'm not sure what she was thinking, but, while she did leave a few fruits (enough for a day or two) there was one package of dry toasts along with a few small packets of butter and marmalade. This would have been enough for (a rather unappetizing) breakfast for one day. But we were a family of six, who were staying there for two weeks! I did not need, nor was expecting breakfast, but I just don't understand why she listed this.
Finally, it would have been nice if she had left a manual or some suggestions on where to go to shop and eat, etc. We were a bit in the dark generally.
All in all, it is a nice place, but given the location, I'm not sure that I would stay there again. If you want something remote, then it is a pleasant area. But you definitely want a car if you do stay there.