While we stayed at this AirBnB, I couldn't decide if I was more annoyed at the state of the apartment or at the reviews that had misled me to believe that it would be much better. My family (two kids, two adults) has stayed in 29 low-budget AirBnBs plus other apartments through Booking.com since July of last year, so you can trust me when I tell you that this is not a "value for the money" situation. In Europe alone, we have stayed in much nicer places for less or the same money. I understand, also, that different travellers are looking for different things, so understand that my comments are only to ensure that you know what you are getting into. That said, some improvements have been made based on the other reviews. The wifi worked fine, the beds did not squeak or sag. Antonis was excellent at communication with us and when we asked for dishtowels, a kitchen garbage and more lightbulbs, more lightbulbs, towels, and garbage bags were delivered. There is mold in the shower. Of the three lights in the bathroom, only one had a lightbulb that worked. The washing machine works well (and did not smell moldy), but there are no drying racks or any other way to dry clothes. The overhead lights in every room have bright white LED bulbs which means they offer glaring and poor light. This is the same goes for the bedside table lights (which had no bulbs when we arrived). The kitchen, however, caused the most frustration. There were plenty of plates and silverware, however, it is missing some basic elements for simple cooking (a seive or colander to drain pasta, for example) and the stove/oven is sitting on the counter with the cooking surface approximately 20 centimeters from the bottom of the upper cabinets - creating both a difficult cooking situation and a fire hazard. The location, while the neighborhood is seedy and garbage-filled, seems relatively safe and it is only a 15 minute walk to the heart of Thessaloniki. There, now you know. Safe travels, stay healthy, and, please, be candid in your AirBnB reviews. We count on you!