Hospitality, cleanliness, comfort, utility, and beauty -- the Old Vourvoulos House has it all. Really: of all our AirBnB experiences, this was the very best. We arrived in Santorini after a freak winter storm dropped snow in Athens and whipped up 45 mile per hour winds on Santorini. Kuriokos, our local host, picked us up in the sleet and freezing rain and got us quickly and safely to the house. Check-in was fast and easy, and, more importantly, Kuriokos made sure we got a tour of the house and its (many) amenities, an overview of the resources in the village, and information for planning the rest of our time in Santorini. When hard, freezing rain made a walk to lunch seem unwise, wonderful Kuriokos picked us up again and took us to an amazing local restaurant for traditional Greek food. He also made sure the we knew that one of the best bakeries on the island was just across the street (we picked up holiday treats there), along with a supermarket, where we snagged ingredients for a nice home-cooked dinner. When the storm knocked out water service to the house, Kuriokos made sure we had plenty of bottled water and kept us up to date on the village's efforts to restore utilities. The next day, when we needed a rental car, Kuriokos had one delivered to the house and made sure we knew exactly where all our stops were located. In short: Kuriokos was an amazing and magical host, and his help, support, and friendship during our stay made all the difference. The house itself is also amazing, featuring authentic architectural details, many little nooks and crannies to explore, and crisp, modern decor. In addition to serviceable wi-fi (too slow for streaming video, but more than adequate for email, Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify), the house has a landline phone, a well-stocked and well-furnished kitchen (including an honor bar with snacks and drinks at extremely reasonable prices), two bedrooms and two baths (one en-suite, the other next door to the second bedroom), and a large living room, dining room (with a daybed), and breakfast nook. Even with four adults getting ready each morning, we had plenty of hot water. Beds were firm and comfortable. Katarina, the daily maid, kept everything spotless. And Tania, the owner, was easy to reach and work with before and during our stay. One note: do be aware that the house has short front doors, some short doorways (particularly between the living room and dining room), and stair steps in a few unexpected places. I'm not particularly clumsy, but managed twice two bang my head pretty hard on the stone head jambs; another member of our party missed a step during a night time visit to the bathroom and took a nasty fall onto the stone floor. This is no one's fault, but I thought it good to sound a note of caution about these features. The house is secluded, which made for very quiet nights --...