Up to now I have always had good experiences with Airbnb but this stay was disappointing. Check-in was very difficult as we only had the local phone number of an old lady that could at most speak few words of English. We finally had to put her through with a local restaurant waiter that could understand both sides to finally meet. The house is well located overlooking one of the smallest square in Chora with several restaurants. It is very noisy at night as the official curfew is at 2:00 am. On the first night we could not operate the air-conditioning. As there is no wifi in the house (although it was advertised on the description) I had a terrible time contacting the "host" who is not on site. I had to connect my phone to the local cellular network (which I never do while traveling as it is over my budget) to use the AirBnb messaging system and ATT contacted me almost immediately to let me know I had spent more than $100 on data. The same old lady that came for check in showed up but she could not operate the air conditioners either. We had to try to sleep with open windows and had to wait for the 2:00 am curfew to be able to sleep. The next day a technician came and was able to make the air conditioning run and explain us how to use it. With the white noise of the air conditioning running it covers the live music of the restaurant next door and evening noise is no longer an issue. I was then informed that " the provlem woth the wifi is serious". Well, of course the problem with Wifi was serious as there is no router in the house!!!. We were then given the password of the wifi of the jewelry store downstairs. With the thick stone walls of the house there was zero signal inside the house but it was usable at the end of the terrace for those willing to cook in the sun. I ended up going at the local restaurant that offered free wifi to be able to work. Finally I was looking forward to watch some of the world cup games but the TV was not connected and I could not make it work. Someone came to fix the issue rather quickly this time. The main problem of this house is that it is managed by someone who is not online and only handles Airbnb messages. The house belongs to a lady name Maria and it is one of her friend that came to give us the keys and tried to help us without much success. I had to get AirBnb support to intervene and got a $100 refund but it barely covers the extra cost of communication with the "manager" and in the end it is definitely a very bad value. I highly recommended staying in Chora as it is one of the cutest village...