I stayed in one of Apostolakis family apartments for almost 2 months. Therefore this could be considered as a review of long-term stay from a perspective of so called these days 'digital nomad'.
1) Internet is quick and reliable. Being connected to the company's VPN and working simultaneously on three screens, I never experienced any problems. However during working hours I experienced four general power outages: 4h, 1h, 1h, 4h.
2) Hosts provided me a comfortable office chair for work. Also a desk, but it was too small for my setup. I used kitchen table instead and it was great.
3) Apartment has everything needed for a long-term stay. There is an oven where you can cook fish from a local fisherman who has a shop 3 mins walk or from the supermarket Sklavenitis (15-20 mins walk). Synka supermarket where you can get almost everything you need (expect for fresh fish) is located 5 mins walk. Bed and pillows are comfortable, but the bed is a little bit too short for someone with 186 cm height.
4) Tasos, I haven't had a chance to meet him as he is currently located in my lovely Poland. However I wished I met him, because he seems like a very nice guy. He made no problems when I needed to shorten my stay due to third party related circumstances, he called whoever was necessary to find my parcel that I thought was missing and helped to deal with a loud neighbor.
5) Marianna, mother of Tasos was the primary contact on site. Her excellent communication skills and her good soul will always stay in my memory as an example of a perfect host. Not only she surprised me few times with some local food she cooked, but was able to deal with any cases that appeared during my stay, provided many recommendations and was a great person to have a chit-chat almost every day.
6) Last, but not least. Nowhere is perfect and each place has some drawbacks. Here, the problem for me was a noise. If the first factor that you consider while looking for airbnb is a silence, this may not be the best choice for you. Walls seem to be really thin here and you hear way too much, especially during the night where you try to sleep to be able to rest to work next day. There is a one neighbor who I believe must be a teenager who plays a lot of computer games. At first he was very noisy, I could hear every word from NPCs in his games or all shots in FPS, or the music felt like it was played in my room. After being scolded by Tasos and Marianna twice, he got calmer, doesn't mean it was gone, just no longer intensive. Also there are a lot of dogs around who bark until ~1:00 AM. Myself I like dogs so this was not a big issue. But roosters who wake you up on daily basis even as early as 4:40 am are much more frustrating. Other noises you can expect are other airbnb tenants from US next door organizing video calls in the middle of a night, so could can easily listen to their conversations or airbnb women screaming loud out of orgasms. Imagine a combo of 1h long orgasm between 1:30-2:30 am which woke up a gamer who couldn't sleep so he started playing games, and when at 4:00 am you finally were able to fall asleep, you were woke up by a rooster at 5:00 am... This happened and I had to work next day. Also once some idiot decided to fly a drone over the property at 6:15 am on Saturday, not sure if he was a guest or not, but most likely.
Despite the noise, this is still great value for price, hosted by lovely people and I highly recommend Anastellar to everyone!