Our experience at the sunset villa was very disappointing, and at times downright terrible. I’ll start from the beginning. We had been looking forward to this trip for at least 6 months and came to Mykonos with the mindset that everything would be great. The first issue we encountered was that the house does not have a street address. This made it very difficult to get to the villa to begin with or even describe its location to taxi drivers throughout the trip. The owner of the villa did not make an effort to communicate the villa’s exact location to us - we found it through a vague circle drawn on Airbnb’s map with the help of our taxi driver. When we arrived, the villa lacked electricity and running water, an issue that was very inconvenient after a full day of traveling to get to the island. It was fixed later that day, but we were expecting to have basic amenities working. The electronic safe in the villa also did not work, which is an extremely important issue. We did not have the host come greet us upon arrival, instead she told us that a housekeeper would come to meet us and help us get into the house as well as help with any other needs. I want to be polite about this, but the housekeeper was a young girl under the age of 17 who clearly had issues comprehending us and was incapable of helping us with anything throughout our entire trip. This became a very serious issue when we had several extremely negative things happen and needed the help of someone who was familiar with the villa and could speak English well enough to understand what was going on. All of this came to a head when the villa was broken into and we were robbed on the third night of our trip. We were a group of 10 girls, with some sleeping in the villa at the time of the break in. Luckily no one was hurt seriously, but all of our valuables and several suitcases/laptops were stolen. The villa apparently has a front door that is connected to an upstairs bedroom, which we were unable to open because we didn’t have a key to it. We came home from dinner later in the night of the robbery to find that the door had been left wide open and all of the upstairs rooms had been broken into (one girl was asleep in a room that the thief went into). Notably, we had a taxi driver drop some girls off earlier in the night who can bear witness to the fact that the door was closed at that time. (It also locks automatically when you shut it.) Around 3 in the morning we realized what had happened. We tried to contact the housekeeper and the host, but no one answered for several hours. We also called the Greek police several times, however they were unable to come...