Mrs Popi who is the owner of this home is very generous and hospitable, offering her own produce of olive oil, raki, homemade lemonade, sundried tomato paste and marmalade, in addition to stocking wine, eggs, hard bread and butter for us! She even packed olive oil and raki for us to bring home! The house may not be easy to locate as a new highway has just been built which bypasses the village hence google maps led us to the wrong place. The house, which is where Mrs Popi grew up in, is situated in a small village, 'Hamezia' filled with locals and we were the only tourists there which can be slightly daunting with all the villagers staring at us like museum specimens but they don't mean any harm. There is a small tavern in the town square which opens till late at night, otherwise, one can drive to Siteia for more options to eat and to access a supermarket. The views at the balcony were very atmospheric - views of olive groves, windmills and the sea in the far distance with small towns dotting the landscape. The house is very nicely renovated and can fit about 5-6 people with a separate bedroom from the main house. The stone walls kept the interior of the house cool from the summer heat. Would definitely recommend this place to stay! However, Georgia is helping to host this place and liaising with Mrs Popi and her replies can sometimes be quite slow but we still manage to get by.