Georgios's place is aesthetically appealing, a beautiful home in the south of Santorini. We loved the interiors and the way the house was made, with lovely Greek arches on both the ground floor and the first floor. The cleaning lady came everyday while we were there, tidying up the house and doing up the beds. Georgios was wonderful, his communication was excellent and he was in touch with us throughout. He even went out of his way to ferry us to the grocery store when we couldn't find eggs in the local market. That said, the house isn't exactly central and since we went during the off-season, the locality was deserted and there wasn't much to do. Also, the wifi was very weak; it kept fluctuating on the ground floor and was entirely unavailable on the first floor. Also, the solar heating system wasn't adequate for four people so some of us ended up showering in cold water. The heartbeat of Santorini lies in Oia, a town in the north that has become synonymous with Santorini in postcards and pictures. Getting to Oia via public transport is not the easiest. It takes two buses to get there from this home. Unless you hire a car, you'll spend a lot of time just travelling. We didn't have international driving licenses, so we were forced to use the bus system. All in all, a lovely home with a bit of infrastructure that needs upgrading.