We stayed for the first 3 nights of our honeymoon and absolutely loved the view and location in Oia. The cave-house is facing the desirable "caldera side" (protected from the wind and facing the sunset) and is located just a few minutes walk away from the super busy tourist zone. Walk to plenty, no taxi needed. We loved being in a quieter area and would chose this area again. Oia is stunning and the "Santorini" or even the "Greece" most of us imagine. But here are notes for first-timers (as we were) to help you choose your booking. Although Oia appears to be a little village, it's really more of a movie set/ sprawling resort. Every single property is a hotel, restaurant or boutique. For that reason, we thought three nights were plenty. Also, there's no easy access to the sea. It's so tempting to look at, so you'll want a plunge pool, which this property offers. The listing offered use of a larger pool but that was not made available to us during our stay. Our stay was during the last days of October, and we booked it not realizing that all of Santorini basically shuts down on Nov. 1st. On one hand the island is very quiet and weather was good, but know that the Greeks are ready to scurry off the last guests on the island and be off duty. We definitely got the same vibe of having the waitress vacuum under your feet at a restaurant. We didn't love that. The property owners were kind and aimed to please. The house is not cozy... it is dark with concrete floors, no rugs, wood furniture, a stiff couch and a stiff bed. But from what we saw, this is standard fare. The location is awesome... it sits below the main road so you're not in a high foot traffic area, and the house itself is somewhat sunken back, with the pool/hot tub set back as well. We liked that this felt as private as possible however if you're expecting privacy, it's not on Oia. This property is surrounded by rentals on each side, on top of it and just in front of it. You're not alone. Another expectation to set low is breakfast. It's a DIY continental breakfast. Included is yogurts, prepackaged snacks (like the kind from the convenience store), boiled eggs, apples, bananas, cheese sandwiches and boiled eggs. Grab-n-go and okay but if expecting a fresh breakfast to be delivered you'll be disappointed. Overall, what you're getting at a decent price is an incredible view from the lounge chairs on your own little patio, and to sit in your own hot tub at night and look at the stars.