Katarina was very nice. She left a key for us since our ferry to Crete was so late. She had sweets and cherry juice waiting for us when we arrived. And she met us in the morning to say hello. Staying at her apartment was like staying at your Greek Aunt's apartment. Or a friend of the family. She lives in the large studio that has a queen/king bed and a full bed and an additional day bed that is a twin. She stayed elsewhere when we rented her place. Katarina hosts cooking classes in her large industrial like kitchen. She has racks of local spices and herbs in jars and two different burners. It was nice to see. It was mostly clean, but not in airbnb level order. She has a very nice outside covered deck with many plants and it has a lovely view and a nice table to enjoy meals. You can tell from the unique art that she is artist. We learned to like the experience, another review had said to "keep an open mind" and we did that. The apartment was a bit different from what was advertised on Airbnb. Many of the pictures did not match to the same level of order and freshness. And the hot water worked in the shower, but not in the kitchen or bathroom sink. The Airbnb says we will be staying on the ground floor and we were on the 2nd floor in Katia's apartment. In the end, it was fine, but we were not expecting to be living in someone else's space. The apartment and view are great in many ways. I think many people would enjoy the stay but for our family, in Sept of 2018 the place was not the same level of fresh and organized we had seen on her Airbnb listing.