I have a lot to say about my experience at this home. I will first start with positives. The home is absolutely beautiful and is very clean. It is located in a very quiet and scenic area (if that’s what you are interested in). Upon arriving I made the mistake of typing in the address that was listed not knowing that the entire island of Mykonos has one address. I hadn’t clicked on the map to visualize the distance the home was from the city center. To give some background I just finished a 6 week tour of Europe going through 7 different countries and 15 cities. I stayed in 16 different Airbnb’s. For every home when I clicked on the address it led me directly to the home. Being that things are done differently in Mykonos I was unaware. Therefore, when I put in the address shown on their Airbnb listing it showed me a location that was 10 minutes from the airport and within the city center. So I was of course completely thrown off when I discovered the address to the home is actually 25 minutes away from the center and is in the outskirts. The home is located in a mountainous area that doesn’t even have paved roads. There are maybe 10 homes next to you. One restaurant that serves buffet style breakfast. Other than that you MUST have a car if you plan on doing anything within Mykonos. Also be very cautious that there is no lighting on the roads so we didn’t go out late at night because the dirt roads with no lighting can be dangerous and should be driven with caution. Now on to the rest of my experience within the home. WiFi is one of the amenities the host has listed but yet we spent almost our entire trip without WiFi. Our host Kate (Elias wife because he was out of town) must have come to our home at least 5-8 times within 3 days trying to fix the issues of the WiFi. Each day it was a new excuse as to why it wasn’t working. 1. It’s so windy that’s probably why it’s not working. 2. She had to buy a new antenna 3. we must’ve used all the WiFi available 4. it’s working I dont know why your phone isn’t working. So we asked to try using the internet on her phone since she claimed it worked. Her web browser said unable to connect to the internet please check your server. Also none of the TV’s worked aside from the one on the ground floor. Next issue was the fact our host is building a home near the premises of the home we were staying in. Due to this there was constant construction and workers everywhere. At one point the construction men tore up the pathway to get into our house. So when we were trying to leave and go out we couldn’t leave the house. I had to contact Kate. She then asked me what time would we like to go out by so she could tell the man as if I need to ask permission when to leave the house that we are paying $500 a night to stay in. Kate then told me that the work being done was not her fault because it was being done by a Greek utility company. Yet these were the same men working on her new home and the same men she sent inside of our house to fix the WiFi, the TVs, and the boiler when we had no hot water. Throughout the course of our stay we saw these men. I was getting dressed in my room on the second floor and in the backyard a construction man was right outside of my window as well as my cousin taking a shower in her bathroom. It’s truly unacceptable. The construction even caused Kate to text me and say sorry for the I convenience but the electricity in the house will be shut down for 2 hours. My family and I shouldn’t have to deal with these issues on our VACATION! By the end of the trip it was clear Kate was aggravated with us and didn’t want to be bothered as if the things we were complaining about were our fault. It’s not my fault this house was not guest ready and you decided to build a new home next to the site that caused issues. We spoke to surrounding neighbors and made friends with a few who told us the construction going is from her team of workers and not a Greek utility company because if any work was being done on the roads or water pipes everyone in the town would have to be notified. One person even laughed when we told them how much we paid to stay there saying we were definitely over charged and after telling her about the issues we were having suggested we file a claim with Airbnb. After a 6 week trip and my family’s one week in Greece what could’ve and should’ve been an amazing trip ended up being terrible. Kate knew things were not going well and that’s why she offered to buy us breakfast one morning as if that would make up for the entire experience. For someone who says they’ve been in the business of renting out their home for 3 years there was definitely a lack in hospitality. I’m pretty sure had the construction not been going on and we didn’t have any inconsistencies in our amenities this could’ve been an amazing stay. The fact that I am now back home in the states reflecting on such a poor experience is not cool. I have sent documents, photos and videos to Airbnb support team to prove everything I’m saying.