First off, the location is right in the middle of the action - shopping, restaurants just outside the door. The Gulf is a short walk away with its famous harbor promenade.
We booked this property because, to American eyes, it appeared to be like a W Hotel.
While it was clean and full of new IKEA, the electrical system isn't quite set up for an apartment, as it's easy to blow a circuit breaker by running 2 things at once such as the hot water heater and a space heater or the washing machine.
The small hot water tank means you have 5 mins of hot per shower. Then the next person waits 10-15 mins for the tank to heat up 5 more mins of hot water. So our group quickly got used to luke-warm showers.
The building itself is a converted 1940s office building, which explains much. The living room is the former reception area, with the secretary's console still there. Also there are very few windows, which was a bit claustrophobia-inducing at first, but turned out to be a plus later, as there's no street noise in the 2 windowless bedrooms and the living room. These spaces became the most desirable areas to sleep.
The manager, Akis, was out of town -but responded to our questions right away - such as, if we could get an oven (yes, brought the next day), how to reset a circuit, and what to do when the wifi went down - all resolved fast.
We paid 633 euros for a 4 night stay in early Feb.