I stayed at House No.2 for a week in late October 2015. It is a lovely accommodation ideally situated with a wonderful caldera view, under St Nicholas church right at the end of the village close to the ruined castle and the windmills. You sit on the balcony and hear the sound of the waves and the little birds. I was there at the end of the season so Oia was not as busy as it usually is with day trippers in high season. It's not far from what you need in terms of shops, restaurants, bakery or pharmacy.

The accommodation itself is very comfortable - it's a cave house, so the interior is stone/cement. Good provision of fans for air conditioning if too hot, and mosquito nets built into all windows. The kitchenette is small, but has what you need to cook for yourself if you so wish - hotplates, microwave, coffee maker, fridge. Very clean apartment, good shower, hot water and the WiFi was excellent both inside the apartment and also outside on the terrace.

Andromahi is an excellent host - she gave me lots of useful information and kept in touch in a non-intrusive way. She was very helpful - organised someone to carry my bags on leaving, and the cleaner to come in and give the place a good once over while I was there. Really appreciated getting in late at night on arrival and finding food and water in the fridge - the home made marmalade and honey was a nice touch.

The only caution I would have for prospective guests is that there are a lot of steep steps down to the apartment, and within the apartment itself you have to climb steep steps to get to one of the beds and a ladder to get to the loft with the other, so it is not at all suitable for mobility impaired, or those with creaky joints!

Overall, great experience and wouldn't hesitate to recommend Andromahi's place, or indeed to return myself.