Maria's cave house was spacious enough for two people. Her kitchen was fully equipped for a basic breakfast including coffee, tea, juice and eggs! The cave house also has a wine cellar where there's a barrel of Santospirito (local dessert wine), which is a pretty cool concept. The house faces the Aegean Sea, and the front terrace view is amazing. We loved going out there every morning to have our breakfast and sip our coffees. There's a brand new hot tub installed recently that fits two people comfortably if we were to lay in it. The location is ideal as its dead center in Oia where you can catch an amazing sunset. Maria had also provided us wine, snacks and another nearby private terrace for us to watch the sunset. This was awesome because we didn't have to stand around like the rest of the tourists and we'd enjoy a bottle of wine in our own privacy. Maria is an attentive and accommodating hosts. She does work with a few local companies that offer car services and own restaurants. She provided business cards to these places and we discovered an amazing mom & pop restaurant called Candouni. We loved the chef, service and food here - highly recommend having dinner here as its affordable and they serve fresh caught and off the menu seafood!