WOW! That's what I have to say about this place! The views from this traditional cave house is so extraordinary that it barely made me want to leave to walk around! You have it all here... it's VERY centrally located and its the most "greek" experience you could have. Their staff was very helpful in helping me find my way to the place and on my way out to head to the bus stop as well. They're staff is super organized and they also give you a map and show you whats around and give you all the best local tips. And don't be shy to ask any "local" questions, they know it all and they're super helpful. Prior to my arrival I read someone saying about this not being the most ideal spot for someone with allergies since it has dust and mold, BUT, I have very very sensitive nose and I was barely bothered by any mold smell. In regards to dust, the place was very clean and not dusty at all. They have a dehumidifier in the back room (which is the room with the typical cave room look all the way at the end) and also two fans that helped keeping the air fresh. I was, although, staying here alone (even though the house is huge and could fit a bunch of people... it was a treat to myself) so I had both fans in the back room, so I wouldn't be able to tell how the quality of the air would be in the middle rooms. Overall, the place does have a tiny tiny bit of a funky smell but... come on, you're staying at a beautiful cave house that was built within a rock that obviously has no windows for ventilation, because... it's inside a rock lol so they do a really good job at keeping the place at its best! Oh, and... they also had a big bottle of water waiting for me in the cooler which is a HUGE plus when you're on an island in Greece since you can't drink their tap water for health reasons, meaning you have to buy a bunch of water and carry that around with you, so, having that already waiting for me sounds like a small touch but it was a HUGE amenity in my opinion! This was my favorite place in Greece and I would recommend it without a doubt!