The property was true to the cycladic style that you would want from a greek island apartment. This was actually the biggest draw for me. It's tucked out of the way in the center of the island so keep that in mind when thinking about travel. The owner/manager works with company that cater to this specific location (ie. delivering vehicles near the property) but that may cost a little more than what you will find doing your own research. Keep in mind, though, that streets are narrow, parking can be limited and getting to the villa can be complicated depending on where you get dropped off, when making your decisions. The owner/manager were very responsive so discussing all your options with them is a very good idea. As for the villa itself, the jacuzzi was great. You can see over the city and out to the ocean. The kitchen, living and sleeping areas were perfect. The bathroom was quite functional but because you are staying in a village with older plumbing, you cannot flush paper products down the toilet, so if the idea of that makes you squeamish then keep that in mind (even some high-end resorts on the island have the same issues, only new construction doesn't). Although my wife was a bit iffy about this in the beginning, it didn't really affect our stay significantly. The neighborhood itself can be considered quaint and quiet. There are some rundown areas and construction sites sprinkled within the village but they didn't really take away from the charm. I say if you're a planner, if you like to do things differently, and if your up for a little adventure or even just want to take it easy, then go for this property.