This place is a gem. We ended up spending a lot of time in the room just relaxing with the stunning view of the caldera. It’s worth it for that alone... most tourists have to push their way through crowds or pay for food in order to enjoy the view. It was invaluable for us to be able to take our meals or a bottle of wine on our little balcony. (There is a very small kitchenette if you want to try to cook). The balcony is above a less trafficked pedestrian path, so you don’t get people staring directly into your room, and it’s also not visible from the main street above so you don’t have the problem of hundreds of tourists staring down at you. Bring a hat because it does get direct sun during the day. You can also lie down or read on the bed and enjoy the view from there. The apartment is small, but very comfortable, modern and well-kept. It’s very much in style with the rest of Oia, white-washed walls and blue details.
That said, getting in and out of the room can be a tad inconvenient. It is a little ways off the main path, but you need to walk through it to get there. Be wary of the sunset crowds which can literally clog the streets. I would not recommend this place for the mobility impaired, since there are many steps en route.
However, George and his associates made sure everything was accommodated for. Staying here was like staying at a hotel. Someone will come help you with the bags (super helpful due to the aforementioned crowds), there is essentially a mobile concierge/reception person (Stavros) who will come to the apartment to give you an overview of everything there is to do and arrange anything you want. You’ll have a local phone which you can use to contact them at any point. The room is also cleaned daily with fresh towels and to remove the used TP (you don’t put it down the toilet in Greece).
Location-wise, it’s right in the heart of Oia. A few minutes walk from the most popular sunset view areas, as well as dozens of restaurants, a market and the bus stop. You can walk down to Amoudi Bay and take a boat tour or eat fresh seafood. It is also right off the path that connects Oia to Fira. We got an early morning start walking to Fira and it was an incredible way to watch the sunrise.
For us, this was the perfect place to relax with the views of Oia without the crowds or crazy prices.