This was our first time using Airbnb and we were delighted with the house. I would thoroughly recommend. Sheila, who looks after the house for Nicola, was so helpful on our arrival. We were fortunate that she happened to be taking a friend to the airport when we arrived and so we were able to follow her back to Lindos. On the way it was no trouble to her to help us find a petrol station to fill the hire car and a supermarket to buy some supplies for the house. When we arrived in Lindos the bags and family were dropped off in the main square and then I was guided to a place where I could park the car. Sheila then accompanied us along the narrow streets of the village to the house and showed us around. It was a bit of a shock to be woken up so early by the church bells when our body clock was still on UK time. They seem to be rung at around 7.00am, 7.30am and then more frantically just before 8.00am. I had meant to go and visit the church for the service which seemed to take place every day as we could hear faintly the singing from the orthodox church but we never did manage to get up early enough. Then there was noise and laughter as the local children made there way past the house to their school. Also providing entertainment was the regular procession of donkeys carrying people up to the acropolis and back which came past the house. Otherwise very quiet. The house is situated just under the north side of the acropolis and would be overlooking the beach if there were no other houses between. It was only a 5 minute walk to the beach. As we were visiting before the main holiday season the Broccolino restaurant nearby did not seem to be open yet, at least not during the day. We had a lovely meal at the Taverna Skala on the beach but otherwise it was easy to come back to the house and cook for ourselves. The kitchen was well equipped and we even managed to make good use of the pressure cooker to cook rice (not used one before). Often we ate in the little courtyard although one evening the mosquitos were bothersome so we retreated inside. The far end of the dining room has potential for 2 more sleeping places but we used this area in the evening for family time. It was great to be together without a TV and just chat and play cards. The downstairs shower and toilet has been built into the rock and my son enjoyed watching geckos disappear into holes. The upstairs room which opened out onto the roof also had its own shower. Both were powerful with plenty of hot water. BUT - let the hot come through first from the left tap before adjusting with the right. Ignore the letters on the taps!...