Tucked along one of the many winding cobblestone paths that make up the cities of Santorini, this home not only has beautiful facilities but a wonderful host. Her name is Christina, and from our first moment we could not have felt more welcomed to a foreign city. A easily manageable walk out of the neighborhood to the right will take you to the main part of town where during the day an array of stacked shops pour goods to those looking for something special and at night lively pubs and bars light the way to a picturesque sunset. To the left and up the road a bit is the artisan side of Fira, all classic white buildings and gorgeous blue views filled with unique artwork and flowing clothing. In a perfect position for any desire, the walk from Christina’s to the main public bus stop is fairly short and from there you can get to anywhere across the island for under 2 euros. The homes themselves are also just what you would imagine when thinking of classic Santorini architecture, all white walls and simplistic decoration that provide the perfect place to retreat to after a hot day, or simply rest in the covered courtyard with a glass of local wine purchased at one of the many close by vineyards. The amenities are cleaned daily, and very simple but functional. The water pressure is good and as long as there’s no laundry doing the hot water is nothing if not piping. I would recommend this place to any traveler looking to explore and have a down to earth experience on the lovely island of Santorini.