Scor mediu din evaluări: 10
Located in Marousi area, within 400 metres from Mitera Hospital, the elegantly decorated Marousi Boutique Apartment opens to a spacious, furnished balcony. Free WiFi access is offered throughout.
„We really enjoyed our stay at this very clean, spacious, bright and well appointed apartment which we had all to ourselves in a quiet, leafy residential area not far from the centre of Athens – and would love to stay here again when we hopefully return to Athens one day. The apartment is very homely, with several tasteful decorative touches and a comfortable lounge beside the kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and an incredibly large balcony. Moreover it was appreciated that the kitchen had all the supplies you would need for a short stay (e.g. kitchen rolls, sugar, salt, pepper, oil, various utensils) – not to mention the fact that our host had bought us a few bottles of mineral water, some fruit juices and a bowl of fruit before our arrival. The lift to the apartment on the first floor was also very practical. The host, Tina, was most friendly and welcoming: she not only met us to hand over the keys and show us around the apartment, but also helped us also during our stay with various matters such as ordering food from local restaurants, checking bus timetables and arranging transport. I also have to mention that communication with her was very easy before arrival – our emails were answered promptly and useful advice regarding arrival was given. Very close to the apartment there is a kiosk where you can get water, juices, biscuits, sweets, etc. There is also a supermarket five minutes away as well as some restaurants. As for getting into the centre of Athens, it was easy to hail a taxi on the corner of Antheon and Neapoleos (many empty taxis coming constantly from the two local hospitals so that it took us no longer than two minutes to get one on the five days we went into town) which could either take us to Agias Paraskevi on the blue metro line for about five euros (in about ten minutes) or into the centre of Athens for ten to twelve euros (in about twenty minutes).”
