I stayed here with 7 other people - 8 total - and we all felt not just comfortable but ecstatic in this slice of heaven. Manolis reached out right after we booked and then periodically until our arrival to provide advice on our travel to and from the island and was waiting for us to provide rides from the ferry port to the house for those of us that could fit in his jeep and arrange taxis for the rest of our group. He made sure we were well situated before leaving us to our own devices for the rest of our stay. The place was incredibly well-appointed -- stocked with enough basics groceries to get us through our first night until we could get to a grocery store -- and plenty of toilet paper, trash bags, paper towels, kitchen accessories, etc. so that we needed for nothing. Plenty of towels, sheets, blankets & pillows to go around. We originally booked for 6 people, but he was incredibly accommodating when we upped the number and even brought in an extra bed so everyone would be able to sleep in comfort. His place also comes with local maps and guides which we found incredibly useful. Hot water is plentiful as they use solar heating, and the showers are nice. The walk to the beach is short and paved with fig and olive trees. The local beach is unbelievably beautiful for day and night swimming. There are plenty of nooks on the property both in and outside of the house and on the grounds so that even for a group of 8, anyone who wanted to spend some time alone could find a corner to relax. The nearby town of Ioulis (20 min drive, 2 hrs hike) is breathtaking. And alas...the view from this airbnb property is transfixing. I can't say enough about this magical place...and only 1 hour from Athens. A couple tips about travel to Kea for those interested: Kea is so incredibly convenient because it's only 1 hour by ferry from Athens but feels like a world away. However do note that the ferries to and from Kea go out of a different port than ferries to most other islands -- the port of Lavrio -- and it's less convenient to Athens than other main ports - which is to say either budget a couple hours to take public transport from Athens to Lavrio, budget 80 Euros for a cab from Athens, or, what I'd probably do if I did the trip again -- rent a car in Athens and drive it to Lavrio port, you can bring the car on the ferry then have it to drive around Kea. There are car rental agencies in Kea - but there are only 2 and they don't have any automatic cars. Most of all, feel so blessed that you will get to experience this incredible island!