The location and cleanliness were exceptional! Plaka is a gorgeous town and staying here allowed us easy access to stunning sunsets and fantastic restaurants in quaint cobblestone streets. Also a short walk from the plaka bus stop, where the bus came on schedule consistently and took us to stunning beaches and the port, adamas.
Heads up for higher maintenance travelers: This is a very authentic (read: OLD) little house, so don’t stay here if you are looking for the smoothness of a hotel stay. For check in we were supposed to meet the host at a cafe but eventually had to go walking through the town looking for her when she didn’t come to the cafe (luckily the town is tiny and I bumped into her spontaneously). She doesn’t keep the water heater on, so you need to turn it on 20 minutes before you shower to warm it up. If you don’t let it heat up for long enough, the water simply stops running while you’re in the shower. The walls and bathroom door are super thin so there’s not much privacy. Luckily the shared wall next-door neighbor was extremely quiet, we only heard them sneezing sometimes and snoring a little at night. Sorry for all the negative comments - we really enjoyed our stay here. just thought it would be helpful for anyone used to staying in hotels/newer buildings to hear these specifics.