Great location, underwhelming hospitality. I've never had to leave a critical review in all my years of Airbnb.
No running water on arrival (not the host's fault, there was a local water issue). Host was aware but was told by water authorities that water would return by 1pm so didnt pass the info on. I checked in at 3.30pm, so they knew well in advance and hadn't provided a courtesy warning.
Because I wasn't informed, I used the bathroom and had to deal with a stench that filled the villa in the summer heat until the next morning when water returned. I complained to the host about poor communication, no apology, just excuses, which was disappointing.
Also there was no handsoap for the bathroom. The listing said soap was included. The host confirmed they don't supply soap. They only provided after I escalated the issue with Airbnb. Not the typical Greek hospitality.
Also there were about half a dozen flies in the villa on arrival and no bugspray. All the windows have flyscreens so I imagine they entered when the cleaning team left the door wide open to clean out prior to my arrival. The host told me to resolve the issue created prior to my arrival by buying some spray as this also wasn't provided🙃
To top it off, the beds are old, one with loose springs that create lumps in the middle, so woke up with a sore back.
Positives are the location for sure! It's close to old town and 15 min walk to Lindos beach. The 7 min walk beach at Agios Pavlos is mostly private and requires 40 eur to hire a chair. It also has wafts of toilet so not sure how clean it is. Maybe because it's peak season, the small bay cant handle the tourists.
Overall, I would advise staying elsewhere due to the hosts lack of hospitality and other issues. 1 day is plenty to explore the acropolis and walk around the quieter typical greek streets and enjoy a delicious kleftiko or stifado at the restaurants. If it's a nice beach youre after, there are much nicer beaches on the island, like Tsambika.