The apartment is way better than advertised: it is clean and sunny, but not hot, which is really a big deal in the summer months. The architect did a good job, the space is used very well with maximum efficiency. The facility can easily accommodate 4 persons as is listed (even 5). It has a spacious living room with a big couch, 2 separate bedrooms and 2 large balconies: one of them offers a nice image of the harbor, the other lets you look at the Via Egnatia street. You can find everything you need in Elen’s house, so don’t bother bringing anything in your luggage but clothes. The apartment has a fridge, washing machine, steam iron, coffee maker, espresso maker, frappe maker, all that kinds of makers and other random household appliances and complete cutlery (even loads of single use). Everything is working, including the air conditioner. The kitchen has almost all ingredients needed for cooking something. The fridge also contained frozen chicken nuggets when we got there, which were enough for about 4 portions if you arrive late at night and can’t find anything to eat.You can also find: Coffee, instant coffee, different teas, including their „national mountain tea (vounou)”, wheat flower, sugar, rice, oil for cooking, oil for salad, balsamico, rice, salt, pepper, thyme, pastas, a 400 grams hammer (you never know when you might need it!). The bathroom has shower gels, shampoos, rubber ducks, bags with different sort of creams, and similar stuff. The location itself is ideal for those who came by their own car willing to visit not only Thessaloniki, but also the famous Macedonian sites like Vergina (Aigai) or Pella, because it is 100 meters to the Stathmou Avenue which ends to the west directly into Via Egnatia (the motorway, their A2 I think). I you decide to go in this direction, don’t miss the city of Kastoria, it worth spending a day there (190 km. on motorway). To the east you have the same good and easy connection with the highway to Chalkidiki. About the neighborhood: a primary school, the One Salonika Mall (including a super-market), the local headquarters of the OPAP (Greek Lottery), an appliances/phones/IT etc. super market, many professional shops which close at 5 PM, leaving the area very quiet; also a lot of parking places at any hour. A 5 meter tall Mickey Mouse balloon inflated by the toys merchant on first floor of the building is guaranteed to put a smile on your face every morning. The neighbors in the building are very discrete and quiet, and the elevator worked perfectly without jamming despite the noises it made. The city: Regarding the useful observation of Bogdan Florin about the Sunday schedule of the super market: Sunday being a resting day, all the super markets are closed in the Greek cities (except in the touristic villages). Also most of the restaurants open only in the evening. In Thessaloniki you can find everything you need in Sundays in the area...