The home is really charming, clean and quiet, with a nice porch on which to sit outside. Eleni and her parents were attentive, helpful and welcoming.
If you have not been to Rhodes before (I had not), Monolithos is at the opposite end of the island from the old town where tourists are concentrated. The downside is that it is an hour's drive to go to explore the old city, a must see. The upside (what I prefer) is that the village is quiet, scenic, countryside abounds with a short walk to castle ruins; and it is still quite close to the sea & with a few choices for Greek restaurants all of which are good, with very fresh ingredients brought in from nearby farms and prepared simply. Everyone I met was super friendly, not just in this village, but everywhere I went.
As an example, on my way back to the airport, I had to stop to fill up the rental car in the morning. The owner came out to help. I asked if his little store sold coffee. "Yes, yes, come in, sit. Keys?" When he finished fueling the car, he parked it out of the way. His wife meanwhile brought big cups of Greek coffee, biscuits, cheese... I felt so bad: "I have to go to catch my plane!"
But a lasting memory & in stark contrast to where I live...