This was an interesting stay! Beautiful stone studio (however must assert this is a very small, detached room with only a bed. Not really a studio). There is only a coffeemaker and toaster sitting atop a mini fridge. There is also a small plate, spoon and knife, but unfortunately, no place to prepare food (no small counter space, no cutting board, no burner to cook). The accommodation also lacks a toilet inside; the toilet is located outside and down a few steps, but for me, it was no problem. The good part is the outdoor shower! I wish I had one at home! The view is also beautiful, but covered by trees from the porch. Of course, you can walk somewhere else on property to see. The front area of property is shared with a couple other Airbnb's so important to respect those private spaces though. The hike to the house is a long, half-paved trail-- maybe 15 minutes to hike to reach the bus stop or nearby beach. For me the trail is fine, but only for the able-bodied. I didn't love taking it at night though; but there was no other option, as Google maps leads one to a dead-end near the beaches and the hosts do not provide correct address upon arrival. Quite dangerous to figure this out late at night and alone. I think the stone room is nice, but maybe better w a friend or partner, so not alone when it is dark and you are lost and having to trek through the brush to arrive back to property. Communication from hosts was generally unenthusiastic, and few and far in between. The only time Elizabeth made an effort was 10 mins before I left, came to introduce herself and apologize for a few things and make sure I planned on leaving an excellent review. That felt a bit disingenuous. However, the hosts did transport me to and from the port, which was very generous and very much appreciated. Protip: tinos in August is affected by intense winds. Not ideal.