This is a beautiful apartment in a central but quiet location. It was very clean. It is not designed for cooking but there is a double electric hotplate so you can cook eggs or boil rice or pasta. Nice soaps and shampoo so no need to bring your own. There is an apartment next door so the area immediately in front with nice bench seats is not that private so you may be talking to your neighbors (could be good or bad), but the jacuzzi up two flights is exclusively yours. The view is east so we got up at 5:30 and sat in the jacuzzi watching the dawn. There is a 24 hour bakery five minutes walk, locals stop to get a coffee and pastry or sesame ring, I did too. The wifi works well in the main room but the stone walls are two feet thick so don’t expect great reception elsewhere. The Cosmote shop is 5 mins walk if you need a local SIM card, open to 4:30 pm Monday to Saturday (in May at least). If you don’t have GPS navigation I recommend asking Anastasia to arrange a transfer, you can pick up your vehicle later. I used a printed Google map and was thrown totally off when they closed the last and critical road for roadworks. Instead of 10 mins from the airport we spent two hours finding it, Thera is s warren of unnamed paths. If that happens arrange to meet Anastasia somewhere easy to find so you can follow her. If you are wandering why a $2,000 ATV costs twice as much as a tiny car to rent then I read online that the ATVs are very accident prone.