Hotels near Parthenon in Athens

Booked two rooms for a three day stay and both rooms were comfortable and quiet. The bathroom in my room was smaller than my daughters but for me it was fine. Small bath but I managed to use it. The staff are great and breakfast was a good start to the day ahead. Nice coffee. Our flight back to the uk was cancelled due to air traffic control going on strike and the hotel let us stay another night without any fuss even letting us stay in the same rooms. All in all I have no regrets booking this hotel and for the price it’s a great choice. Reception booked our taxi to the airport and it was a fixed price of 40 euros.

I took the last room available, a single room, and was not looking forward to a small room but very pleasantly surprised. The room was compact but very nicely furnished. These rooms have been modernised recently and was absolutely perfect for my needs for a one-night stay in Athens. Excellent shower and air conditioning. I slept very well, the only negative comment would be that I was woken very early by the noise of staff getting breakfast ready. The hotel is quietly situated in a side street very close to the Acropolis entrance and just a short walk down the hill from the city centre tour bus drop off. It's also just a few minutes walk from the Acropolis metro stop. The roof terrace has beautiful views and you can buy a drink from the downstairs bar and take it up to the roof. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful and I would definitely recommend Acropolis View Hotel for single travellers.

Excellent location and good restaurant food with both views of acropolis and museum. Service is average but still will recommend the hotel

Daphne & Staff stayed longer (after their working hours) and waited for us to arrive, helped with our luggage and explained us everything and made suggestions regarding restaurants & bars. We had a wonderful terrace that offered a fantastic view of he Acropolis. Bathroom toiletries provided were superb. Everything was spotless & clean. Nespresso machine with enough coffee capsules and creamer in the fridge was a huge bonus!

Advantages: This youth hostel has moved to a new location a few hundred meters away. The hardware conditions are much better and there is an elevator. Free breakfast is at the coffee bar downstairs, bread, cake, milk, juice, cereal, etc. There is a public computer on the first floor, which can print boarding passes for free, and comes with a chargeable shared laundry room and a luggage storage office for foreign business. There is a standard room in the optional room type, which can accommodate two people, which is a relatively cost-effective accommodation. Disadvantages: A few hundred meters away from the Acropolis subway entrance than the original site. There is no curtain; the bathroom is in the room. I don't like this the least. People in a room can't open it. The stove is also in the room. Fortunately, there are kitchen utensils, knives and forks, which can cook things. Without oil, salt, sauce and vinegar, cooking can't work. The most complaint is to insert the card to get electricity. This youth hostel should be a remodeled hotel to have the operation of inserting a card to get electricity. If it is a single room/standard room, it is no problem to insert the card to get electricity, and you will live by yourself. But in a multi-person dormitory room, inserting a card to get electricity is a bit of a pull. You insert your room card in the electricity-taking slot, and someone else goes out and takes your card away intentionally or unintentionally. You don't know who did it. One night, my card was inserted in the room, and when two people left the shop early the next morning, my card was taken away, speechless.

The location is perfect for a visit to Acropolis, museums and shopping. The hosts are exceptionally friendly and serviceminded. The rooftop garden is a gem, and the pool perfect for a swim and relaxing by the pool eg in the middle of the day. The ravioli at the rooftop bar was the ‘best ever’ We split our days, eg visited the Acropolis museum in the morning, went for a mid day swim and walked up to Akropolis in the afternoon without crowds. The reception was giving very good suggestions for days out, eg to Glyfada and Vouliagmeni for shopping and a swim, also for eating out. The room beds and pillows were very good. We would love to come back, in particular because of the hospitality, very friendly and knowledgable staff!

With a stay at ROH Suites in Athens (Athens City Centre), you'll be a 5-minute walk from Temple of Olympian Zeus and 8 minutes by foot from Syntagma Square. This hotel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Acropolis and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Parthenon.A complimentary full breakfast is served daily from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.The front desk is staffed during limited hours.Make yourself at home in one of the 10 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

Location Excellent for reaching all the main sites. You can walk to the base of the Acropolis in around 10 mins and all the highlights are within a 30 min walk. Outside the door are a number of cafes/restaurants that are open from 8am for breakfast until late at night. You definitely won’t want to rent a car as the streets are tiny and hard to navigate even for experienced taxi drivers! If you want dropping off, it is easier ask taxis to take you to the temple of Zeus as this is on the main road and you can walk through the side streets for 3 mins to get to the hotel. The surrounding streets are filled with every restaurant, cafe, ice cream shop and souvenir shop you could possibly want. Check in and out We arranged an airport transfer in advance with the hotel for €38.50 and would really advise doing this as the driver met us in Arrivals and the hotel staff met us on the side road and brought us and our luggage to the main door as cars can’t drive down the streets immediately surrounding the hotel. The man on reception was very helpful and gave us a map. We asked for a taxi to be booked to our next destination and this was arranged for us easily and the whole process was very quick. The hotel was extremely quick to respond to emails I sent. Hotel You have a small kitchen upstairs, but this did not seem to contain anything other than tea to drink. There was plenty of crockery and cutlery if you wanted to buy food and eat it there. They have made an effort to make the entrance and stairs pretty and welcoming. The outside is also very attractive. This is not a hotel suited to those with mobility issues as the rooms are accessed up some twisty internal steps. It wasn’t too noisy at night, with only a little noise from the restaurants, but you do get some noise from street buskers and other people opening and closing doors. Room The room is very spacious for a city centre room and had all the expected amenities. There is a safe, but it is very small. The bed was very comfortable with thick pillows. The decor is tasteful if perhaps a little plain. We felt very at home in the room. The main thing we would suggest improving is that both the room door and toilet door were very stiff and required slamming to close and noise carries quite a bit there as the doors have frosted glass panels. The room was cleaned daily. We had a city view room that looked out over the square. Bathroom There is a hairdryer and nice toiletries provided in the bathroom. The only thing missing was liquid soap as they provide bars instead so bring your own if your prefer it. There was a walk in shower and no bath. We would return if we wanted another city break in Athens.

We stayed 3 nights in this hotel. L hotel is very bieb located 500 m from the entrance of the Acropole and Plake. C is its only strong point .... Personally, I was very decute of the difference between the photos of the room and the reality. The hotel was located in the centre of the city centre, and the hotel was located in the centre of the city centre. Bof ... The bed was catastrophic for the two children's bed sofas. Hard as concrete ... A window can open as a store ... very well ... except that it isn't isolated at all and despite being at the 5th floor we hear the street noise as if we were outside ... Cooking too small to cook anything that is.. Small shower room ... Small breakfast ridiculous. You have to eat on the street terrace (in May morning it's cold) and there is almost nothing. Short, very decute. Fortunately the location saves a little level ...

Apartment is within walking distance to major attractions. It is also about a 10min walk to Monastiraki Metro Station. Apartment is very clean and comfortable. The little kitchen is equipped with a cooker, oven and other utensils. It came in handy for my trip. However, there are stairs to climb sonif you have a heavy luggage then you need to know what to expect. Anyway, there are many stairs and slope to climb in Athens too.