The apartment is wonderful and the view is everything you could hope for, with a perfect angle to watch the sunsets. Our host was highly efficient and friendly, and as a local family who risked their money to convert the old cave in 1969 when everyone else had no faith in the island, it is a far better and appropriate way to spend your money than some anonymous hotel with off-island or foreign owners. It is very important that money actually goes to local Santorini people. In our walks around this and other villages, we thought that this was probably the best rental, and we were very glad we chose it. That said, we were in the end deeply ambivalent about Santorini as a destination. The photo ops are spectacular, but tourism has over saturated the island, driving out any hint of local presence in the main towns. If you want to buy food in the local village, it’s either expensive restaurants or a mini market selling Doritos. The ferry port is chaotic, the local buses were over congested even when we visited in shoulder season, and prices are double or even triple anything else we saw in Greece. The infrastructure is overwhelmed. If you come, please make it for genuine local sights like the amazing ruins of Akrotiri, rather than someone who just wants to post a sunset on Instagram.