Good value for money overall, considering its location (near Aristotelous Square and very close to the seafront) and that it can accommodate many people. However one should also consider that they might have trouble sleeping since it’s extremely noisy due to bars and cafes and car noise, and also the doors that separate the rooms are thin glass doors that don’t provide enough noise insulation or privacy between rooms so you can hear the person in the next room in the flat. Also, it doesn’t have a proper living room with a sofa etc, but instead it has a dining table with many chairs and the only armchair it has is broken and we almost fell off twice. Apart from that, the bathroom is divided in a toilet room and a shower room, where the latter was poorly ventilated and felt kind of claustrophobic since you had to close two doors to use it. Also you had to undress prior to entering the shower or you could risk getting your clothes wet if you attempted to hang them inside it. Last but not least, the kitchen was poorly equipped in my opinion and was hard to prepare meals since the sink was a few meters apart across the “dining/living” room. Overall I think it’s a decent stay for a group of many people that are street noise-tolerant and not fussy about the house amenities but want to live right in the city center.