Ideally set in the Athens City Center, Athens Capital Center Hotel - MGallery Collection offers air-conditioned rooms, a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a bar.
buffet breakfast, restaurant dinner and pool was great.
Located in Athens and with Acropolis Museum reachable within a 2-minute walk, Niche Hotel Athens provides concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a...
The staff! Everything is very clean, good breakfast
14 Reasons Why Hotel Athens is located in the heart of Athens, 656 feet from Monastiraki Square. The property features a terrace, as well as a shared lounge.
Great breakfast, central location, personnel was very helpful.
Located conveniently in the Athens City Centre district of Athens, Enattica Suites is located a 8-minute walk from Syntagma Metro Station, 600 yards from Syntagma Square and a 8-minute walk from...
Everything was just great, nothing negative to say.
In the historic center of Athens, Acropolis View Hotel offers spectacular Parthenon views. The New Acropolis Museum and the metro station are just under half a mile away.
Great location, fantastic rooftop terrace, stunning views
Located in the heart of Athens, Atheneum Eridanus Luxury Hotel features classically decorated rooms with marble bathrooms. It offers a buffet breakfast.
The service, food, amenities...everything was lovely.
Coral Hotel Athens is fully renovated and is located at the Athenian Riviera. It has two private beaches with free loungers and umbrellas for its guests.
Amazing staff, beautiful view to the beach and great breakfast.
Well situated in the Athens City Centre district of Athens, Athens Feeling is located a 3-minute walk from Monastiraki Square, 300 yards from Monastiraki Train Station and a 9-minute walk from Omonia...
Very cute and very central and above the cutest boutique.
Located in Athens and with Ermou Street reachable within a 5-minute walk, Nine Athens Hotel provides a tour desk, allergy-free rooms, a terrace, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Lovely room, great shower.
Good food,
Great Staff!
Well situated in the center of Athens, Esse Athens has à la carte breakfast and free WiFi throughout the property. The property is close to Monastiraki Metro Station, Syntagma Square and Roman Agora.
Central location with restaurants, cafes walking distance.
Well situated in the Athens City Centre district of Athens, Praxitelous Luxury Suites is located a 7-minute walk from Monastiraki Train Station, 0.4 miles from Monastiraki Metro Station and a 9-minute...
Hotel is very efficient and business oriented. Takes care of all needs.
Oniro City features a gym and a wine bar in the upmarket district of Kolonaki, in the heart of Athens. All guest rooms and suites in the property are fitted with a coffee machine and mini-bar.
Everything. The location the breakfast the beds the shower the staff
This luxurious hotel is just a short walk from the exclusive shopping district of Glyfada and features contemporary minimalist design. It features a swimming pool and a café-restaurant.
Breakfast was really good- exactly what we were looking for
FAQs about hotels in Athens
On average, 3-star hotels in Athens cost $119 per night, and 4-star hotels in Athens are $189 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Athens can be found for $332 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Athens this weekend is $183 or, for a 4-star hotel, $311. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Athens for this weekend cost around $654 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $146 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Athens for tonight. You'll pay around $260 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Athens will cost around $489, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
With the Acropolis as the jewel in the archaeological crown of Athens, this city is full of history while embracing the future. Take a stroll back in time through the neoclassical streets of the Plaka, where you'll find tavernas serving tantalizing souvlaki and mousaka, street vendors and live entertainment.
A trip to the Parthenon and the Agora top most lists and can also be appreciated from a distance by walking along the Dionysiou Aeropagitou street, which is away from the busy crowds of the city center.
The changing of the guard occurs every hour on the famous Syntagma Square. From here, Ermou Street provides shopaholics with a fashionable retail sanctuary. The upscale districts Kolonaki and Kifisia are also bursting with fancy boutiques, galleries and bars.
Athens has some of the finest museums in the world, such as the National Archaeological, Acropolis and Benaki Museums. From Athens International Airport to the Port of Piraeus, this is a city bustling with the old and new. On Booking.com you can find everything from modern hotels to a room in a classical building.
Each neighborhood is a story in itself and you should at...
Each neighborhood is a story in itself and you should at least spend a day exploring each one separately. In addition to the old quarters below the Acropolis, it is also worth visiting the area around the new Opera House. Exarchia was very impressive to us, and I believe that we will discover more interesting parts on our next visit. People are very friendly, taxis are cheap, especially on taxi stops (good option when traveling with kids), food is excellent. Very nice museums, we especially liked Museum of the Ancient Greek Technology "Kostas Kotsanas".
Marina
Croatia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Athens is a very walkable city.
Athens is a very walkable city. The metro is easy to use too. Easy transport from the airport into the city for 9 euros.
It was very worthwhile booking a ticket in advance on line for all the main sites. It is a very busy city so it is worthwhile to get up early to see the Acropolis and beat the crowds and tours.
There is a fantastic choice of restaurants where the food can be amazing in taste and quality.
It really is a busy city but it has a safe and friendly feel.
Ian
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Athens is an old major city, similar to Paris, or New York.
Athens is an old major city, similar to Paris, or New York. Old tall buildings, stacked on top of each other in a very crowded space. Everything ground level is covered with graffiti. Streets are very narrow, to the point one would think they can't be driven upon. The locals will show you that it is amazingly drivable, without care of the overwhelming foot traffic. To drivers, pedestrians are a mere nuisance occupying the road. The city takes time to get used to it. Once you do, if you do, you'll love it here. The people, the energy, the food, the history. The heart of Athens.
WILLIAMS
Scored 10
10
We enjoyed our stay in Athens because of the great food,...
We enjoyed our stay in Athens because of the great food, shopping, interesting archeological sites and museums. It is an easy city to get around with metro and buses etc. Easy to get to Piraeus port to connect with ferry to islands. People are happy and helpful and work extremely hard. We were pleased with the English language skills and accepting of our primitive Greek vocabulary. An unexpected highlight was the outdoor cinema in Plaka that was located on the roof looking up to the Acropolis.
Stephen
Australia
Scored 10
10
Fantastic history which we found out more about by doing the...
Fantastic history which we found out more about by doing the free walking tour. This tour was almost 3 hours and covered a number of interesting sights to see. There is so much to see in Athens that more than a few days is needed. As we had previously seen the Acropolis, Acropolis Museum and the Parthenon, we were able to take our time to see the Archaelogical museum, see the Riviera, the Port (Piraeus), the Plaka, Monasteraki, the flea markets, and the oldest parts of Athens.
Lisa
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
Athens is a gritty city.
Athens is a gritty city. It has international historic significance and jewels of architecture. The known sites and Acropolis Museum are a must see, but the city is crowded and I'm not sure it's respected as much as it should be. Graffiti is everywhere, tragically including on important buildings. Athens should be bucket list for most people. 2 days is plenty.
Greek Islands are a treasure. Less crowded, slower and healthier.
the host Dimitri was a very friendly and polite person. he showed us around the rooms and explained everything also gave information on how to get around for different things. Overall my wife, kid and I enjoyed the stay and we would recommend it to other families looking to stay in greece. Very well located, there is a parking garage, supermarket in 350mts and metro station in 550mts. the best place to live in athens, not exactly in the centre yet you feel you have everything around.
This is my first hotel in Greece and I have to say that it made my stay in Athens much more pleasant. The hotel is within 10 minutes walk to the biggest attractions in Athens. The rooms are designed in calming colors and decorations, the staff and the service are super good and helpful. If you book in there you definitely need to book their breakfast because they have really good ones with a very wide variety of choices to eat and drink in the morning.
My wife and I were on a 8 day trip to Greece with 4 nights spent in Athens. The Locals Apartment in Kolonaki suited our stay in Athens perfectly. It was conveniently located and was clean. A minute’s walk to the metro, walking distance to Syntagma Sq., the Plaka, museums and the upmarket coffees shops and restaurants of Kolonaki. Would I stay there again? Yes absolutely. It was extremely well located and represented excellent value for money.
The Plaka is close enough to walk to many of the major antiquity sites. It is in the heart of a travellers shopping area with access to laneways of boutique fashion and jewellery shops. Breakfast in the hotel or wander to local cafes. At night venture to the roof bar and drink in the sites of ancient Greece over a cocktail.
I loved our host. She was so accommodating and helped us so much. We were in Greece during a taxi strike and she made us very comfortable tortellini us how to qget to airport. It was a beautiful apartand the neighborhood in Athens the best. I will be back.
Churchill
United States of America
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