We loved our stay. Wonderful location in Plaka. Right below the Acropolis. Shopping and restaurants are steps away. We had suite 1 that had a huge balcony you can sit and watch the Acropolis. It was beautiful when it was lit at night. The apartment is comfortable and very clean. We really liked the decor too. There are small appliances, 2 burner electric stove, coffee maker (an excellent one) and electric kettle. There’s a small refrigerator and washer combo dryer. Both came in handy. Danny, the property manager was so nice, helpful and, great at communicating. He.and Shai made our reservation and stay seamless. I hope we come back to Athens., and if we do this will be the place we stay.

Loved where the location was, right under Athena’s temple is pretty to just look up there at night. 10/10 would stay again and the Restraunt next door is amazing quick 10 step walk to get some food loved it!

Location: While the apartment itself is quite nice, it’s the location that really sells this place. It is truly in the shadow of the Acropolis; I can’t imagine there’s a place you can stay that’s any closer. It’s only a couple blocks downhill to the ticket booth, so if someone wanted to stroll down early and pick up tickets before the lines get crazy, it would be super easy. Quiet: The apartment is wedged between two very calm pedestrian streets. We had no traffic noise and no bother by large, noisy groups partying into the night. There is a restaurant next door which had live traditional music every night. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting out on the patio in the evening with a glass of wine hearing them in the background. They could be heard inside the apartment, but just barely, and the music ends at midnight. Comfortable: Queen bed in bedroom was by far the most comfortable we slept on during our month in Europe. The sleeper sofa was probably what you could expect. Our 12-year old was ok with it, but…an adult? Two A/C units were great at keeping the place a comfy temperature. Squeaky clean: This place appears brand new. The Patio: Suite 1 has use of the entire upper floor, including the large L-shaped patio shown in the photos. There were no guests staying in the lower suites while we were there, so I assume the upper patio is for Suite 1’s private use. A few (minor) cons: There weren’t many amenities / supplies left in the apartment for the renters. We were left with 1 roll of toilet paper for 3 people for 3 days. No paper towels, napkins. There was no coffee provided; it would have been nice to have at least a few coffee capsules for the first day. There were no instructions left for using the single-cup coffee maker or the washer-dryer. We figured it all out, but getting the right size of coffee capsules, how to start the coffee maker, and how to use the washer-dryer were all guessing games. By the way, the washing machine also has a dry cycle option. However, even the longest dry cycle did not completely dry the clothes (not even close). Be prepared to hang items out. Transportation — Acropoli subway station is about a 5-minute walk downhill from apartment. We arrived by taxi and were dropped off within 20-feet of the property. However, on pickup, the taxi could not reach the location because of long lines in front of the Acropolis entrance. Be prepared to walk to a convenient pickup point. Tip: Ipanema Bakery for breakfast items.

Location: While the apartment itself is quite nice, it’s the location that really sells this place. It is truly in the shadow of the Acropolis; I can’t imagine there’s a place you can stay that’s any closer. It’s only a couple blocks downhill to the ticket booth, so if someone wanted to stroll down early and pick up tickets before the lines get crazy, it would be super easy. Quiet: The apartment is wedged between two very calm pedestrian streets. We had no traffic noise and no bother by large, noisy groups partying into the night. There is a restaurant next door which had live traditional music every night. We thoroughly enjoyed sitting out on the patio in the evening with a glass of wine hearing them in the background. They could be heard inside the apartment, but just barely, and the music ends at midnight. Comfortable: Queen bed in bedroom was by far the most comfortable we slept on during our month in Europe. The sleeper sofa was probably what you could expect. Our 12-year old was ok with it, but…an adult? Two A/C units were great at keeping the place a comfy temperature. Squeaky clean: This place appears brand new. The Patio: Suite 1 has use of the entire upper floor, including the large L-shaped patio shown in the photos. There were no guests staying in the lower suites while we were there, so I assume the upper patio is for Suite 1’s private use. A few (minor) cons: There weren’t many amenities / supplies left in the apartment for the renters. We were left with 1 roll of toilet paper for 3 people for 3 days. No paper towels, napkins. There was no coffee provided; it would have been nice to have at least a few coffee capsules for the first day. There were no instructions left for using the single-cup coffee maker or the washer-dryer. We figured it all out, but getting the right size of coffee capsules, how to start the coffee maker, and how to use the washer-dryer were all guessing games. By the way, the washing machine also has a dry cycle option. However, even the longest dry cycle did not completely dry the clothes (not even close). Be prepared to hang items out. Transportation — Acropoli subway station is about a 5-minute walk downhill from apartment. We arrived by taxi and were dropped off within 20-feet of the property. However, on pickup, the taxi could not reach the location because of long lines in front of the Acropolis entrance. Be prepared to walk to a convenient pickup point. Tip: Ipanema Bakery for breakfast items.