Melia Athens

Hotel is excellent! Rooms are very comfortable and well sized, minimal and very cosy. Staff very helpful.

The location of the hotel not the best in Athens.

Staff were friendly. Room was quite luxurious, nice jacuzzi and comfortable, big bed.

Bathroom smelt slightly of mould. Location is in a shady area.

I was upgraded to a deluxe room. For some reason 'premium' is the lowest end room.

The pool was closed as of October 15th. We had no access to it on October 22nd even though it was beautiful out and there wawater in the pool. The location was dogdy, however a quick trip (one or two stops) on the metro and you would be near anything.

Very central.

Rough area. You could hear the noise from the streets below very well...

It was ok ( except the below comments ), though expensive, but no exceptional breakfast

Poor reception ( 2 staff members for 6 guests with all a big bag of problems and - a very small counter )

All you could expect from a class A hotel: nice room and facilities, great breakfast (although I missed a true greek yogurt...) and eficient staff. Bathroom was big and the jaccuzi after a day walking in Athens was just great

I could not get the air conditioning to cool the room, even after talking to management. But the worst thing about this hotel is realy the location. I arrived by 23h and was scarry, dark and lots of not so friendly "neighbours"....

Nice room although the location was questionable, as it is close to Omnia square which has a variety of street people in the late evening that made us feel unsafe.

It appeared to be either a new or a recently re-modelled hotel. Very spacious and comfortable, compared to most European hotels. Convenient to the City and Tourist sites.

Well designed hotel with good sized rooms, reasonably breakfasts but choice was sometimes limited, Friendly bar staff and great views from the rooftop pool of both Lycabetta Hill and the Acropoli.

Rooms are very confortable, staff are friendly and helpful and the hotel is close to the Omonia metro station.

At night, the neighborhood is taken over by drug addicts and their dealers. It's not totally safe, so I wouldn't recommend it if you have kids or are alone and plan on walking around at night. At night, always take a taxi back to the hotel.

The hotel and its services/amenities were within my expectations.

A small suggestion - the hotel may wish to consider giving complimentary bottled water and coffee/tea making facility in the room. I'm sure this would not cost much and would be a great convenience for your guests. Thank you.

There was a mix up with our booking which meant we were moved to another hotel for one night. However on return, we were upgraded to a suite and the room was lovely. The breakfast was really good and the rooftop swimming pool is lovely. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful throughout our stay.

My only complaint is that we were sent to another hotel which was not of the same standard to the Melia. However they did make up for this on our return.

Hotel is very modern and comfortable. Considering that Athens is very expensive the hotel is good value for the price. The area it is located in has easy access to the metro system therefore can quickly get to all the tourist sites. The roof top bar and pool is absolutely luxurious.

The area did not have any interesting things to do around it - for instance it was almost impossible to find a restaurant walking distance from the hotel.