Agapi was welcoming greeting us with grapes and figs from her fathers farm which was a great touch after our initial journey with our bags finding the apartment. (part of the Star Hotel in the past...?)
Location wise we were very close to the beach, an area called Gazi, a bus ride 35 minutes outside of the main city centre, Crete seems to be struggling to survive on its tourism, and you can really feel it has lost it former glory. The beach itself was quiet and relaxing enough, we didn't have to fight for sunbeds, but the beach itself i'd rate 3/5.
The room was quite basic, 4 single beds not very comfortable but worked okay for us as we are young travelers. Room has a simple kitchenette offered a small fridge, and just really essential crockery that being said there was only one mug no glasses but I emailed Agapi and she provided us with these as she lives upstairs. Bathroom again basic, toilet seat needed replacement, seemed like it had seen better days. I wished the shower could have been free standing, and a hook for the head I feel wouldn't be too much to install, it is quite tough trying to wash your hair after a day at the beach.
Air-Con good.
Wireless although 2 networks were offered, both were quite bad cutting in and out frequently.
Washing wise, there is no washer/dryer in the room, but Agapi was kind enough to put on a load for us and provided her drying rack and with the heat our clothes dried in no time.
Agapi's place is fine for a basic stop by.