Athens Imperial  

La comodidad de que todo esta cerca, las habitaciones y servicio han sido muy buenos...

Lo grande que era la habitación y me encantó la piscina.

Estaba situado en una zona que no era aconsegable pasear de noche.

La terraza tiene una linda piscina con vista a la Acropolis. El desayuno es muy completo. De nuestra habitacion veiamos la Acropolis.

La zona no es de las mas lindas pero tiene una estacion de metro en frente. Me parece lindo pero no para ser cinco estrellas.

Cuisine served during breakfast rather limited in choices compared with those served in most hotels in Asia, in particular hotels in Malaysia (4 star and above), the country where I come from.

The pictures on line..which were so not reflecting the true reality at all. Breakfast was ok but not so great. Close to metro station and gyros stand.

Old building. Poor neighbourhood. Not close to attractions or shopping/dining places. Pictures and description online are so untrue. Absolutely not 5 star. The breakfast is not of best quality.

Only the best thing was breakfast. The rest is not worth mentioning about.

Except breakfast, there is nothing that we liked!!

everything.. sounds like they are waiting to close down in hotel.. breakfast maximum 3 stars, terrible and dirty service and waiters..

The hotel was wonderful and the stafff could not be more attentive and gracious. Our room looked out onto the Acropolis and Parthenon, and the room was quite spacious, especially by Greek standards. The room was also very nicely furnished. The staff left a bottle of wine for us, while we were out. I really could not fault anything about the hotel itself and the location was great if your purpose is to visit the Parthenon.

It is quite a distance from the airport to the city center, but most of the travel time is taken up, getting through the city center esp. as strikes were going on during our time there. It is situated in the center of downtown, which is a bit of a nuicance to get to, but if your purpose is to visit tourist sites, then you have no choice but to stay in the center of it all. This is not against the Athen's Imperial, but a warning for folks taking a taxi. When taking it from the hotel, you can ask the staff how much it costs to get wherever, and the cab drivers stick to that price. Beware on the way home though because the cab drivers will rip you off. We paid 7 Euros to go to the Parthenon, and the taxi driver on the way home told us that rates went up after 12pm and charged us $30 Euros! We mentioned it to the hotel staff later, and they said, we should have just said that we needed to go inside to get more money, then one of the staff members would have went out and spoken to the driver. We shouldn't have paid it, but when you are in a different country and you don't know where you are going, or don't speak the language, sometimes you just have to go with the flow.

Never more !!! Itś no five stars hotel !!! When we say three ok but on the low level in this category. Whole hotel ( lobby, rooms, corridors on the floor ) was unclean. Also bathrooms was old and dirty. In both rooms was stain carpets.... Compare price and qualityis horrible.

The rooms are quite large (although we had an upgrade), and very comfortable. The WiFi was extremely fast and reliable. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. Although we were quite late out each day, our room was always made up when we returned. The hotel is very close to the station and the sound proofing was quite good.

The main parts of Athens are not close by - you have to walk about 20mins up to the main shopping areas. However, being off the main squares turned out to be quite good as there was some protests when we were there.

Staff very helpful. Great views of Acropolis and Parthenon.

Next to a bad area of town where heroin users can routinely be seen injecting drugs in view of the hotel.

I like the fact that each room has iron machines and tables. I can't understand why every hotel does not do it. It's a bigger need then minibar if you travel for business.