Ben's space was clean and the cool aqua color scheme almost makes you forget that you're not in Santorini. It’s neat and has all the things you need, but there are a few things I’d like to have known about before booking.
1) The bathroom is accessible via a doorway that has a framed sign hanging on it reminding you to keep it closed unless it is in use. That is because opening the door means opening a gateway to the resident’s home. It’s a small hallway with a washer / dryer & beyond that a few steps that lead to a door clearly marked Do Not Enter as it leads to the resident’s home. I’d have avoided this area completely, but in order to get to the bathroom the voyage thru the laundry room gateway is a must.
2) I expected an apartment. The space is literally one room, though the photos make it appear much bigger and more spacious. The laundry room hallway also made me feel like I needed to tiptoe around as to not disturb the residents.
3) Since the the washer/dryer that is likely used by the home's owner is directly outside the airbnb's bathroom, you’re left literally and figuratively open to a situation in which you must confront a homeowner in the presence of whatever you did in there. Although this did not occur, I found the prospect mildly disconcerting.
4) If you’re a fan of fresh air, watch out. There isn’t much. Since the unit is between two fences the air circulation is limited.
Overall - Ben’s place was very neat and tidy, the bed was comfortable and the keurig worked - but as a person who doesn’t have $160 to throw around frivolously I’d have really liked to have felt like this place was what it seemed like on the website.