Hotel berhampiran Altar Of Zeus, Athens

Modern and cozy room just a few minutes from Monastiraki subway. Don’t miss the rooftop terrace with the Parthenon view to enjoy the sunset.

Excellent value for money hotel in a fantastic location just a few minutes walk from Athens’ most visited spots. The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was clean and spacious and the breakfast buffet was fantastic. No tea/coffee making facilities but I don’t know if that’s normal in Athens, but there is a fridge and great air conditioning. Then roof top bar in their sister hotel Plaka is well worth a visit. Highly recommend.

Negative points:Breakfast buffet has less variety of food. It needs to include fruit squeezer and fried eggs. Black people stay nearby. Positive points: location is very good with 2 metro stations, especially omonia where 2 metro lines interact. They are very helpful for tourist to visit interesting places like acropolis. Staff service is excellent. Indian restaurants nearby offer delicious but cheaper food.

Absolutely amazing hotel, very cosy, modern, with lovely details in design and decor, comfy bed with choice of pillows, great rooftop restaurant with nice view to Acropolis, super tasty breakfast with fresh juice and fresh bakery 🙏

This is an exceptionally lovely place to stay in the centre of Athens. Walking distance to the Acropolis, Plaka District and all the fabulous restaurants. Very nice rooms and amenities with very friendly staff. Excellent service. Make sure you go up to the roof top bar for food and drinks with a fabulous night time view of the Acropolis and make sure you say hi to Marios… the best and friendliest of bar hosts!

Really good hotel, close too the centre of athens. Around 20 mins walk to the centre so not so bad. The hotel itself is budget but we loved it, cost room, aircon, TV, bathroom with amazing shower. I would highly recommend this hotel. Perfect base for city exploring. The staff were nice and friendly and the cleaners were nice.

The room is super tiny. I understand the design impulse to go for the boutique vibe, but way too many furnishings for such a small room, e.g. a record player you will never use taking up so much table space when there is no place to put your luggage — so not very traveler-friendly. The rooftop jacuzzi was cold and appeared to be out of service. The surrounding area is filled with junkies — I saw 3 different people injecting *****, 1 person who appeared to have overdosed, passed out in the middle of the pavement… Honestly Athens hotel prices are too high for what you get in exchange. Thankfully I had a big discount owing to a last-minute booking and my Trip.com membership, otherwise it’s not really worth it to stay here at full price.

Not a 4 star hotel. 3 star at best. Room is a decent size along with it being clean. Had no hot water for the whole 5 days durations while me and my partner stayed here. Staff said to “try have a shower off peak times as too many people using the hot water at once” Which I dont want to be coming back mid day to have a hot shower. And obviously would like a shower in the mornings. For a hotel you 100% expect to have hot water. Complained about this issue few times but unfortunately couldn’t do much about it. For a 4 star they vastly need to update the boiler system. Hotel is in a horrendous location. I get you can’t do much about that and it’s my fault not doing a full research on the area. But there’s a lot of homeless, drunk/drugged up users around the area which you’ll see every time when walking back and to the hotel. Not pleasant to see. Streets full of rubbish and just dirty. Breakfast is average for a 4 star. Like mentioned the hotel it self was very clean and tidy. Room cleaned to a good standard each day. Couldn’t fault that. Would suggest other hotels to look for and spend a little more money doing so if you are sceptical on the area surroundings.

I stayed here for one night on 3rd September. The location is very convenient. The port of Piraeus is safe and ”rising” a lot in recent years. If you feel like going on prettier areas, it's only a 15-minute walk or 5 minutes taxi. (Town Hall, Pasalimani/Zea, even Mikrolimano or Piraiki and so on... Metro is 3 minutes walk away too. I liked the facilities in the room (coffee maker, toiletries, ”smart” technology.) Decoration-wise, I liked the hotel. I personally like the blue color in the room, however dark shades make the room seem even smaller.The double bed was comfortable for me traveling alone for one night. It's a city hotel and I knew beforehand that the room would be small, so for me it wasn't a problem. But the classic I stayed in I don't think would be suitable for 2 people and/or a long stay. Some small complains are that there were some tiny stains on the pillows. Cleanliness was good overall, but in 4+ star hotels you expect attention to detail. The staff were polite but the inexperience of some of them shows, they seem kind of anxious and they don't talk comfortably or naturally, tt's like they're parroting a text. I didn't like the breakfast system and something urgent happened, so I left too early and didn't get one. All in all, despite any objections, it will be among my choices for the future.