Santorini is a gem among the Cycladic Islands. But in the 40 years I have been going there gross excesses—overdevelopment, commercialization, and exploitation—have nearly ruined it. We booked this cave for 9 days and left on day 3, despite the significant financial loss to us. If we could have left on day 1, we would have but we weren't able to find a new place right away. When you step into the cave you are treated to an overpowering smell of mustiness. Looking around, you get the sense that this cave is really a family's storage room (random, distasteful, odd objects and furniture positioned in different places), and that this storage room doubles for a guest house in the summer months without the necessary upkeep that any cave in Santorini requires. The bathrooms are old and run down, completely misaligned with the look of the place on the Airbnb site. To get air, you are reliant on keeping the front door open, but because there are stray cats ready to come in any time, you must use the door screen, which is broken, barely slides as it's supposed to, and locks only from the inside. This means that if you want to sit outside and leave the door open for air circulation, you can't without risking finding cats inside at night. In short, the photographs of this cave were a far cry from what we found waiting for us. Afroditi and her staff claim that they offer a "traditional" cave experience, which is an excuse that may work for folks who are not familiar with Santorini. My wife is from Greece, has been to Santorini multiple times (as have I), and has stayed in caves that are clean, appropriately ventilated, kept up, and simply gorgeous. All in all, we consider the advertisement for this Airbnb misleading. The view of the Caldera is, of course, stunning but you can get it from the thousands of other places in Santorini that are equally pricey and appropriately prepared for guests. We have filed a complaint with Airbnb.