As mentioned by a few of the other reviewers, I was slightly taken aback by to show up and see that Caveland is a hostel. Now, to be fair, they do describe themselves as a "boutique hostel" in their post; however, being from Vegas, when I see the word boutique I expect two things: small in size and extremely high quality. Caveland was neither. This is a full sized, perhaps even large, hostel. When you sign up on AirBnB, you're actually requesting a private room in the hostel.
The room is charming, at first glance, but there are some issues. The shower never fully got warm, let alone hot. The two-burner hot plate was crusted with rust and the bed was the most uncomfortable place I slept over my ten day trip to Santorini and Crete; it was incredibly hard. The bathroom felt a bit dingy and I felt the need to wear shower shoes.
My biggest issue is that Caveland is not what one would expect from an AirBnB listing. I use AirBnB because I am past my hosteling days and now look for some simple comforts afforded by renting an apartment/home. I alway search for an entire house and would call Caveland a private room, at best. While it worked for a two night stay, I seriously considered finding another room in a hotel after my first evening.