Danny went out of his way from the time we book to the last day of departure. He offered to help book car, tours.. and offered tips on what and where to go and where to eat and late check out. The fruits and wine were a pleasant welcome after a long haul from KL. Amenities were great; hi speed WiFi, over 300 tv channels which came in handy as it was World Cup season, quality toiletries, hairdryer, stove, nespresso n aeroccino machine. We were even lent a HP to call taxis and sos Danny if needed. Air con helped on the first day of arrival though we mainly kept the windows open the rest of our trip as we preferred to let the fresh waft of eucalyptus from the tree in front waft in. The balcony was a wonderful place to chill for breakfast and a beer in the evening. Danny was from the US so communication was no issue. His wife hardly spoke any English but we had a lot of fun trying to communicate with each other. She’s a lovely, lovely person with a big smile and heart. We invited her for breakfast but instead she offered us spanakopita and on our last day, not only did Danny allow us a late checkout to time with our flight, his wife also offered us cherries as a farewell gift. We visited Danny at a nearby wine museum that he works at; interesting tour ending with wine tasting. Bought two bottles exclusive to Santorini; at EUR31 a bottle it was expensive when one could get very decent wines at EUR10 and less at supermarkets but twas too difficult to resist sharing the well bodied, fruity taste of vinsanto and kamaritis with family and friends at home. Even the neighborhood dogs were friendly; guiding us during our morning walk to Kamari beach. They’d walk ahead and kept turning to make sure we were ok. When we’d pop in the shops, they waited patiently for us before continuing to guide us. It was hilarious and made us feel very welcome like home. We were glad to have rented a car to get around; warning that roads at Megalochori are very narrow and do not follow terrible waze route to red beach. Instead to take tourist bus drop off point. There is a very lovely restaurant near Danny’s place on the walk to Kamari beach. Always packed. Very good local food and great service. Had our first taste of rakit (burns from mouth to gullet) and chocolate cake and vinsanto on the House. Whole meal very reasonably priced and you get a tavernny feel that is not so present at the eateries nearer the beach area. All in all, we were so so glad to have chosen this over the more popular Fira and Oia options.