Place is located in a great area—minutes from the town's restaurants and shops. Gorgeous views from the room's small terrace. And the bedroom is really darling. Meticulously decorated and charming. Vagelis was kind enough to bring me a Greece adapter so I could charge my computer when mine stopped working. There's raki and water in the place—nice touches upon arrival for sure. Bed was comfortable, and as other views mentioned, the place was spotless!
Unfortunately, however, there were a lot of issues with my stay: Wifi did not work in bedroom; you had to be near the front door for it to work. Obviously not ideal. The shower head was broken and spurted water out at me the first time I tried to use it. Vagelis was really great and said he'd fix it the next day. After that, not another word about the shower head, and I was left to bend over every time I washed my hair because the functional shower head wasn't tall enough. He'd also said I could switch apartments, but then he didn't follow up.
Perhaps the biggest problem though was a lack of blinds or a curtain in the bedroom sliding door and the window in the kitchen area. This meant that it was always very bright with lights from buildings at night or the sun in the morning. Good thing I had an eye mask, or I would've had a lot of trouble sleeping.
Another frustrating thing was the construction that started at 7:30 am. I was there in the off-season, but I was still hoping to relax and get some work done, and it wasn't easy with the drilling and pounding right next to my bed! Vagelis was upset about this as well and said he didn't know about it, but it only stopped over the weekend and then resumed again.
Also, I think the thing that killed me was seeing another one of the apartments in the building! It was ten times better than mine! Super adorable! Bathroom included a window and was well stocked with toilet paper (my place had only one roll, ugh!), and a laundry basket for dirty towels — little things that are great. Wifi worked throughout that apartment as well, and there were blinds and heavy drapes on the windows and glass doors.