Our plane arrived about an hour late and Antonia was very understanding! She told our taxi drier where to go by phone and we were able to meet her as soon as we got there. Since Antonia's home is very close to the Airbnb, she didn't mind us getting there late (as long as it wasn't after 10pm). She showed us around. This is one of the best prices we were able to find on the island(if not the best). We rented a car (because its harder to get around the island with public transportation - Antonia provided the bus schedule - our car was $60/day). The location was awesome. Megalochori has a cute little square and has a couple restaurants that are open very late and take credit card. They had several cute shops as well. There was a lot of parking in front of the home, so parking wasn't a problem. The actual apartment was very nice. Antonia had three bottles of water in the fridge for us as well as some sodas. This was very convenient because the water is a little salty (that's normal on the island). The wifi was slow but we bought a sim card in Vodaphone and were able to make hot spots. Antonia also provided us with a list of restaurants (with price information) as well as grocery stores, tourist spots, and night life information. More importantly, the home models the homes of the area (white exterior, blue doors and windows). I would definitely stay here again.

Tip: Don't rent a car from the airport. They wanted to charge us $320 for 3 days. When we got to Megalochori, we went to dinner. We were referred to a place called Cars2Go and we got the car for $60/day. The people were even nice enough to transfer us to the port after dropping off the car.

In Oia, don't park in the first parking lot. Its only 3€ for five hours, but if you keep driving forward, there are free parking lots as you drive down the street.