The apartment is large with an incredible view and balcony. It's got everything you need and was easy to keep cool. The one shower was serviceable but with an awkwardly angled shower head. In terms of location, I enjoyed the proximity to the old city, which is just a short walk up the hillside. The walk up the hill from the main city center is not for the faint of heart, however, even for a seasoned walker like me. Be prepared to use taxis to come home. The bigger issues I had were with things not functioning well. The wifi did not function when I checked in. Athanasios was very responsive and helpful and after an hour of texting, etc., we did get it to work but only in the bedroom where the router was located. For four out of five days of my stay, I had no wifi anywhere else in the apartment, no matter which of my three devices I used, which was a real bummer since it meant no wifi in the lovely, bright living room or kitchen or balcony--only in the back, cave-like bedroom. Given I needed to work while there, this was a huge disappointment. Then suddenly for no reason the wifi signal strengthened on the last day of my stay and I could use it anywhere in the apartment. Additionally, one of the doors to the balcony was broken. It wouldn't close all the way, letting in bugs and rattling around in the wind. I trusted Athanasios that it was safe (from intruders, from falling in, etc.) but it was a nuisance for sure. Athanasios did offer to send someone to fix it, but I really didn't want workers in the apartment while I was there or while I was out. Neither seemed like very good options, so I lived with the nuisance. There was also a horrible petrol smell in the entire stairway during my entire visit. The door to the apartment sealed well so it never wafted into the apartment, but I felt like I needed to sprint through the stairs and hall to avoid reeking of petrol. Much of this was out of Athanasios's hands, of course. And I would emphasize how responsive and helpful he tried to be.