The location is up to 15 minutes driving away from Naxos City Center. I personally like the small village, very authentic and less commercial. Try the cafe shop just door step, they cook very tasty breakfast.
Mike is a very friendly host. His tips helped a lot faster to get to know Naxos, I am sharing as below for whoever need to:
‘If you want to experience the true local life of Naxian people, which has remained the same for many years now, you definitely have to visit the historic village of Apiranthos. It's located in mountainous Naxos, you can park your car somewhere on the street and start climbing its many stairs in order to get to the heart of the village.
Locals there have a different accent than those in the rest of Naxos, you will instantly notice. There is a museum, and many old buildings which have remained untouched throughout time.
Also, don't miss out on Chalki, another beautiful old village.
If you like seaside view on the other hand, a village I would recommend is "Moutsouna". It's right after Apiranthos, has crystal clear beaches and its stores and buildings are right in front of the sea. You have to get to the main part of it though, where the little port for the fishing boats is located.
Other seaside villages would be Kastraki, Alyko, Pirgaki, Plaka, Agia Anna and Mikri Vigla, which are not very far from here but you should know that a lot more people visit them so they may get a little bit crowded at certain times of the day.’
Thank you.