Martha is a wonderfully informative, kind and accommodating host. She rapidly sent responses to any messages we had, and the folder/guide she left in the room was very helpful too, especially as it had local cuisine recommendations in it. There are some good restaurants in the area - just do your research on TripAdvisor. We found the bathroom in the apartment to be very small, but the communal area to be a good size. The bed was not the most comfortable bed and the pillows were very flat. The air-con and Wi-Fi worked perfectly well. The area is a short walk to the beach and a bus stop is conveniently located on the nearby main road which takes you to the Old Town (but which racks up a cost when you spend several euros going in and out just to get about), but we would not say the immediate area is "beautiful" (it feels desolate and run down). The apartments therefore feel a little out of the way, just in terms of being a walk to the beach (where a whole new strip of restaurants and life can be found), and because they are away from the Old Town. One thing we will say is that there are very bright lights to illuminate the pathways to the apartment front doors; we had one right outside our apartment and there was no curtain on the door to block it out nor switch to turn it off, so it feels as if you are sleeping in a brightly-lit orange room. Pack your eye masks, if you use them, until some sort of a blind or switch has been put in. The advantage to the apartments being offset from the main road are that the area is very quiet (save for the occasional aeroplane - which will affect most of Rhodes!) and the neighbours were always keeping noise to a minimum. The grounds of the apartments are well kept and have lovely flowers all around, which is nice. Sadly, the bar by the pool was never open but perhaps we were out of season. Overall, this was a pleasant enough stay, so thanks, Martha.