Art Hotel Athens

Little bit out of the way and some of the streets around it aren’t good. Once past those to Omonia Square you are fine. Room spacious and clean. No complaints with it. Happy I stayed there given the price. I was solo male traveller

Center but probably the worst possible location of the city center. Very friemdly and polite workers on the reception desk (daily, a gentleman and a lady). Guy working by night is less polite. Overage breakfast. Many 3 stars hotels have better. In this hotel, you don't pay tax 3 eu by day. Nice rooms, but I didn't have a phone in it. Nice pool garden. We could enter the rooms earlier and leave them later, for free. Hotels usualy ask extra pay for a late check out.

The hotel is dilapidated, the blinds were old and broken, the seal around the bath wasn't stuck down. The mattress cover was a duvet!!! The silver in the wash hand basin has peeled off and the two chairs were plastic. Overall it was a dump, in it's hay day it was probably a nice hotel but it hasn't been maintained which is a shame. We were due to spend another night after our cruise but I cancelled it and booked another hotel as there was no way I was going to stay there another night, even if it was free.

Friendly service, especially Nam, who helped arrange transportation and went overboard with concierge.

Below average hotel in a super bad area, lots of ************ all over. Parking is two blocks away. Room was old with AC that made noises all night long.

Not a lot of choice in food, the card of the room door is not working a lot of times so you gotta go all the way to the registry to fix it, the street of the place full of homeless people and drug addicted people.

Room was serviceable for a one night stay. Staff was friendly and breakfast was decent. Area is not the best- Be Vigilant- my husband had his pocket picked on the stairs into the hotel! The National Archeological Museum is a short walk away and worth the trip

The photos on here really do make this place look better than it is. It’s location is not that bad in relation to the metro but its not the nicest part of town if you were staying with a young family. There are a lot of homeless and signs of drug use in the adjacent side streets. We had a 3 bed family room on the second floor. It was clean and functional but needed some urgent TLC to bring it up to standard. The loo roll holder was hanging off the wall, the pedal bin was broken and needed replacing, the curtain covering the balcony door was hanging off the track and fell off within 5 mins of arrival, TV remote was missing and the safe didn’t work as it was missing a battery. (The front desk were quick to replace the battery). The breakfast was a continental one and was OK. Free Wifi was through out the hotel. There are 2 pools, one on the ground floor and one the 6th floor. Both are very small and had questionable water quality. They are closed from 15:30 to 17:30. The swim spa function on the roof top pool was not working. There is also a roof top terrace with sun loungers. Some of these were working fine. Hotel staff seemed friendly enough.