This is a great property in a traditional style. Having a few nights there really lets you get the feel of life in Lindos, with its whitewashed, hill-side houses, and there are amazing views from the two rooftop terraces.
The accommodation is spacious, and comfortable. Our party (a couple and two singles) enjoyed each having our own room, while using the scenic courtyard with its frangipani tree as our common area for eating. The daytime temperature was still pushing over 31C in mid September, but the courtyard provides shade from the midday sun.
The house is on different levels with steep steps and no railings, so it may not necessarily be suitable for young children or the infirm. The house also has beautiful traditional, patterned stone floors but these take some getting used to if barefoot!
Hot water is plentiful, the aircon in each room is very efficient and quiet, and the kitchen is well-resourced for a short stay (no oven but a good stove). The master bedroom has a shower room en suite, while the two ground-floor rooms share a separate large shower room built into the rock and accessed up some steps in the courtyard.
Although the property is on the main route for the donkey 'taxis' to the acropolis, the 'traffic' is not intrusive as Lindos is mainly pedestrianised with just a few scooters going down the narrow streets and alleyways. Cars cannot enter most of the town, but free car parking is available 7 minutes' walk from the house on the other side of the main bay.
Arranging to be met by the local contact - the very welcoming Sheila - was straightforward. We didn't have any need to get in touch during our 4 night stay but responses were quick when we let Sheila know we were ready to vacate the property.
There is a well-stocked small supermarket less than 2 minutes' walk away but there is a shop with basic provisions (and shorter opening hours) immediately opposite the house. Lindos has oodles of good eating places.
While the immediate neighbourhood is very quiet once the day-trippers have gone, Lindos does have a bit of a nightclub scene with two open-air all-night clubs. Despite them being on the other side of the town the noise carries and may disturb sleep depending on how sensitive you are to it, being most noticeable on the Friday and Saturday nights of our stay.
Would thoroughly recommend this house for people wanting a more traditional experience in Lindos - but beware that the town is a tourist destination.