Sonia's lodging was easy to reach from the airport as there is the main thoroughfare cutting through town and then at an intersection a right turn uphill will take you to her street. The apartment is conveniently located. In a radius of 2 km there is the church of St. Demetrios, Aristotle square, the train station and the Egnatia avenue (I later learned this avenue runs from the Adriatic coast to Istanbul, the main land communication between Rome and Byzantium). Sonia's apartment has been divided into two units, with a common entryway and a vestibule. They are both recently renovated and beautifully appointed. I was in the studio, that has a double bed, a sofa, a folding table and various appliances for cooking and do the laundry. The bathroom too is rational. There is a balcony. Internet works well. Sonia and Costas are friendly landlords and are always available to accommodate requests for information and other. We spent some time together too. The city was beautiful in the last days of spring. It is a small ancient city that sits like an amphitheater on the gulf. Sonia and Costas are so eager for the comfort of the guests that they distrust any house cleaning service and prefer to do everything themselves. The result is noticeable.