The house is a nice distance away from the tourist frenzy of Oia with a beautiful view of the North slope of the island. The house itself is one of 4 units that are side by side and well built. The amenities are great except for the kitchen which is basically a vey awkwardly arranged sink and refrigerator. We chose this place largely for the hot tub and view. If the hot tub were actually hot enough to sit in it would be an amazing place to watch the sun go down. We stayed in early May and the wind was cold and howling. Be warned that pretty much every hot tub on Santorini is a concrete tub with no cover. If you own a hot tub you’ll understand how hard this would be to keep hot. I saw one tub with a cover on the entire island, and it was the only one that was steaming. In fact “hot” tubs probably shouldn’t even be legal on Santorini as the island’s infrastructure and resources are being stretched to the breaking point (the tap water is no longer safe so every one of the 2 million annual visitors is using multiple 1.5 liter plastic bottles per day) If you absolutely need a selfie with the caldera then go but otherwise I would check out one of the other 227 inhabited islands in Greece!