This is a lovely, clean, and well-situated suite. We enjoyed the jacuzzi and dining on the terrace. The views are great (no need to crowd with tourists for a caldera sunset), and the location is wonderfully quiet. The suite comes with a basic cell phone for making domestic calls; it was helpful for making restaurant reservations. We would recommend this suite to others. I'd rate this suite a 4.5-4.75 out of 5 instead of a full 5 on account of directions and breakfast.
~~ Unfortunately, it was difficult to find the suite. When asked for an address, the host said simply (and accurately) that no address existed; no further guidance was provided. It was uncomfortable to guess where to park our rental car. Googling for "Ananda Suites" got us a map pin close to but not at the correct spot. We eventually borrowed a nearby establishment's phone to call the Ananda Suites' on-site manager, who then met us and guided the way through Santorini's wandering passages. We would suggest that future guests have a map and/or detailed directions prior to arrival. The host and Mr. Sotiris are otherwise sufficiently responsive.
~~ Whether of higher or lower tier than this suite, accommodations in Santorini often provide on-site breakfast. It was a task to get breakfast at this suite. The refrigerator came with two bottles of water (helpful since the tap water is too saline to drink) but no food; stocking was manageable given the nearby markets. We asked for breakfast suggestions, but no nearby ones were given; on our first morning, we ended up at a mediocre spot after a circuitous albeit scenic walk. Also, the coatings of the pot and pans were worn off; given our aforementioned track record with inquiries, we presumed the coatings could potentially be Teflon and made do. For the price and location, we think guests would welcome an easier means toward a hearty (safe) breakfast.