Pros: the apartment itself is nice and big and comfortable. The views are gorgeous (not unique to this place since Santorini is stunning and the whole coast is filled with hotels with stunning views, but this place sits high enough where you can see both the caldera side and the ocean on the other side all from the living room which is pretty cool and probably unusual. They leave fresh pastries and orange juice outside your door every morning. The host got us reservations to an amazing restaurant since our phones weren't working in Greece.
Cons: It is a 40 minute walk from Fira and there is nothing right around it besides a bakery. Santorini is not walkable at all outside the main towns and you won't find a private taxi for less than 25 euros no matter where you're going, so it is just too inaccessible and you end up having to walk 40 minutes to Fira (at least in that direction there's a sidewalk most of the way) or (if you chose to walk to the closer vineyards or anywhere else nearby) you end up walking on the side of the main road with barely any sidewalks and it's not safe. The buses didn't seem to ever stop at the bus stop in front of the apt. Don't stay here unless you have lots of money to spend on cabs and weren't planning to take buses or walk anywhere. Also, while we knew the apt would be in the middle of nowhere and took that risk, it wasn't' obvious from the posting or older reviews what the location would be like. It's not in a cute remote village at all - it's in front of a (very) dangerous to cross intersection on the main road, on top of a random toy store. My main issue with it is that it's just remarkably unromantic for such a stunningly romantic island and we really really wished we had stayed at a cute hotel on the cliffs. Moreover, we did not have hot water and had to take freezing showers for two out of the four nights we stayed there so we almost left mid stay. While I doubt this is a recurring issue, it took two days to fix (the first day the host said the neighbors let the water run and didn't send a technician to fix it until the third day). The host left us a bottle of wine and a cake after it was fixed which was nice of him, but freezing showers half the time will put a damp on what is an expensive vacation (and when I asked for a partial refund, first they declined it, then they told Airbnb they had fixed the issue quickly which was not true). On the fourth night we planned to watch the sunset from the hot tub on the terrace and the jacuzzi wasn't heated (with the wind, it's way too cold there to get into a tiny freezing jacuzzi so the whole thing was a bit useless, we ended up never using the terrace or cold jacuzzi). All in all Santorini is just too incredible a place to stay somewhere less than spectacular if you can afford it (and this place offers much more space but is not that much cheaper than reasonable hotel options), so we regret this one big time.