This listing is accurate, so read it carefully. The house is from the 1800s and, while super cool from a historical perspective, hasn't been updated very much. It is incredibly close to the ferry port, but you will have to go up several steep stairs - so keep that in mind if you have a lot of luggage. There is just the one air conditioner in the kitchen, and the air doesn't carry to the bedroom. Although it did cool off a bit at night, it was still difficult to sleep and uncomfortable to be in the room during the day (we were there in July). We didn't make food, but we still encountered quite a few ants, mosquitos, and beetles in the kitchen, dining area, and bathroom. All of that said, Andreas is one of the kindest hosts I've ever encountered and is clearly so happy to introduce people to the island of Milos. He met us right at the port when our boat got in and walked us up the stairs to show us the house. If you plan to be out and about exploring Milos for most of the day, this is a good option and couldn't be closer to the ferry port.