If you're coming to Mykonos just to party, the Airbnb makes a sufficient crash pad. If you're like me who wants to relax & spend some time in the Airbnb, there may be better options. The highlight of the Airbnb is definitely the location. It is within walking distance to old town where all the shops, restaurants, & many attractions are located. It's also close to the main road so it makes pick-up & parking easy. The host met my friend (I arrived later) & walked her to the apartment & gave her the key. Beware that the front door automatically locks on the outside, so be sure to have your key. Also, none of the apartments are numbered or lettered so be sure to take note of how you got to the apartment (the complex is quite a maze with many paths). As for the actual apartment, it could of been cleaner. There were towels hanging in the bathroom that I assume were from the previous guests. The shower mat was also nearly brown from dirt. The dishes were dirty. The check-out was the worst. We left early in the morning (0645) to catch a ferry back to Athens. We were not aware that the entrance to the apartment complex gets locked at night until 0800 (we did not stay out late during our stay), & we left our key in the room because we weren't coming back (we were not given check-out instructions & assumed to leave the key in the apartment). We unfortunately had to call the host, who said to use the key to get out. We locked ourselves out the apartment & no longer had access to the key (the host also told us it's the only copy for the apartment so beware). The host made many phone calls to see who was around to unlock the gate while my friends & I ran around the complex to see if anyone was awake to spare us their key to get out. Finally after a while, one of the residents came out & unlocked the gate for us. Moral of story, there could have been better communication for check out (because if we didn't leave the key in the apartment, where else were we supposed to put it?).