This place is charming! The sunset view from the front porch is great, just as good as the view you see the cruise-ship passengers crowding onto the roof of the nearby fort to take pictures of. The kitchen is small but good enough to comfortably cook basic meals which is all we needed -- there are plenty of local restaurants within a few minutes' walk of the place. The wi-fi is reliable and fast enough for web browsing and email.

The house was pleasantly quiet most of the time, though since we stayed during an off-peak time of year (early November) we did get some construction noise in the morning -- but that's a risk anywhere in Oia since the residents take the departure of the mobs of tourists as an opportunity to fix up the houses. Aside from that, off-peak is a great time to visit since you'll have Oia's streets to yourself pretty often and the daytime temperatures are warm but not hot.

Dimitris was super-helpful during our stay, checking with us every couple days to make sure we had everything we needed as well as helping us rent a car and find our way around the island, and he also gave us some insights into local life that were pretty interesting.

A couple things that didn't really bother us but are worth noting: When you're indoors you'll have no cell coverage, though you can go out on the porch to get a signal. And the bed can only be entered and exited from one side, so if two people are using it, one will need to climb over the other to get up and use the bathroom at night.