Hotels near Thisseio, Athens

The hotel is easily accessible from the metro and airport and very close to many of the sights to see in Athens. The room was good but a bit noisy at night due to the road next to it. The breakfast was great. Even though I checked in after 1am there was no problems.

Here’s your updated five‑star re⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Perfect Long‑Weekend Escape at Ocupa Hotel Athens Our stay at Ocupa Hotel Athens was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we arrived, we felt genuinely welcomed — the team struck that ideal balance of professionalism and warmth, and we immediately sensed we were in an LGBTQ‑friendly space where we could fully relax. The design of the hotel is stunning: modern, stylish, and thoughtfully curated without ever feeling pretentious. Our room was spotless, comfortable, and surprisingly quiet for such a central location. Waking up to views of Athens and stepping out into the city within minutes made our long weekend feel effortless. The staff were always ready with recommendations, from local restaurants to nightlife, and every suggestion hit the mark. Whether we were enjoying a drink in the lounge or returning late after exploring the city, we always felt at home. It’s rare to find a hotel that blends style, comfort, and inclusivity so naturally. We left already talking about when we’d return. If you’re a couple looking for a chic, welcoming base in Athens, Ocupa Hotel is an absolute gem.

I recently stayed at Ermass Modern Living Apartments in Athens and overall had a pleasant experience. The property is in a very good and central location, with bus and metro connections nearby, making it easy to get around the city. It was also easy to find, which is a big plus for first-time visitors. The room was comfortable and practical, equipped with a mini-kitchen and utensils, which was convenient for light cooking. There is also a nice rooftop garden where you can relax and enjoy the view. The apartment is close to the famous Stani Greek restaurant, as well as several mini-markets for groceries and daily needs. An AC is provided, which made the stay comfortable during warmer days. A special mention and thanks to Thanos and Konstantina for their warm hospitality and constant support throughout the stay. They were very friendly, helpful, and always ready to provide useful information about places to visit, travel tips, and other local details. However, there are a few downsides to be aware of. The back side and nearby streets are not very clean, and the area does not feel very safe late at night. After around 10 PM, it’s better to avoid walking around, as we noticed several homeless individuals and people associated with ***** in the vicinity during nighttime. Overall, Ermass Modern Living Apartments offers great value, a central location, and helpful staff, but guests should be cautious about the surrounding area at night.

Good little hotel for us to just sleep and get our body clocks in sync after a 24 hr trip to get to athens! Small room but great view from the balcony and rooftop of the acropolis and surrounds! Bathroom was spacious and had good hot water. Slept well as beds were comfortable. One downside was the music from the bar across the road lasted until very late. Usually wouldnt mind but it was our first night and just trying to sleep! Hotel staff were helpful and let us leave our bags for the day whilst we went out and moved to another hotel up the road, we picked up our big suitcases at 11pm at night no issues.

They have a part-time reception service, which I never encountered during my two-day stay, but check-in and check-out were surprisingly easy. I received step-by-step instructions via email and WhatsApp. If you have any issues, you're asked to contact them via a given WhatsApp number (though I didn't need to). The rooms offer complimentary capsule coffee service, and an extra heater is provided for colder weather. The rooms could be a bit bigger. The hotel is centrally located on the main street in a historic building. The price-to-service ratio is quite good.

Location was bit from distance from main center point satyagama square, but route is senic between the market, hostel is worth of money.

The service was great and helpful, the room was spacious, bright, clean, and tidy. However, the water pipes on the first floor were very noisy, and they even disturbed at night. No bottles water was provided. The location is very close to the metro station, which is very convenient.

Great location as all main tourist sites (including Kerameikos and Filopappou Hill) were walkable - also outside the main tourist area, which was a plus. Roof terrace also pleasant at the end of the day. Hotel facilities are limited: WiFi, internet tv only (on mine you had to log in with your own details), aircon, tea/coffee, free bottled water. Cold breakfast option (set price of €10 - not €8 as shown on the website). Airport pick-up is now also €50 (more than shown currently on website). Rooms modern but.mine was starting to look slightly tired. In theory it was a ‘suite’ suitable for four (two small rooms) but this would have been extremely cramped, particularly as each room had only a ‘space saver’ type wardrobe ie. wardrobe rail coming out from the wall with a mirror in front and no other storage and a sofa bed in the ‘living room’. Despite the website description of each room with (only) a power shower, mine had a shower over the bath. Service was average: front desk tried to be helpful but local knowledge was lacking. Bed was made each day, but tea/coffee/water were not refreshed and used glasses and mugs were not cleaned. Despite this, towels WERE refreshed daily and there was no option (card or other mechanism) to get this stopped. I was surprised: it seems that saving water and energy had passed the hotel by entirely. In conclusion: compared to other prices and areas of Athens I paid a reasonable amount, but given the reviews had expected more from the hotel, although I couldn’t honestly say that it was bad, just ‘average’.

The location of the hotel is not too bad, quite near to the train station and about 15 minutes away from the Acropolis. Check-in and check-out were easy and the facilities were good. However, a major issue was that there were 2 blackouts throughout the evening, with the 2nd blackout lasting more than 7 hours from 2130H to 0500H the next morning. I had no choice but to sleep in my cold room as there was no heating, no lights and no electricity available. Overall, a rough night of sleep but if they can ensure that there are no blackouts, then this is easily a decent 4 star hotel.

Absolutely fantastic! The breakfast was amazing, especially the super sweet fruit – the kiwi and mango were already peeled, which was a nice touch. The desserts were delicious too. The bathroom counter was huge, perfect for women. My room had a small desk right by the window, from which I could watch the changing of the guard at Syntagma Square. I stayed for 4 nights and really enjoyed sitting there and reading. Being so close to Syntagma Square, the X95 airport bus stop is just a 2-3 minute walk away, about 200 meters. The path is flat with no inclines or declines, making it easy to manage with luggage. All the major attractions are within walking distance. Across the street is the National Garden, and there's a metro station nearby – incredibly convenient! The rooftop cafe and balcony offer stunning views of the Acropolis, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and the Parliament building. I even spent New Year's Eve on the rooftop watching the fireworks. I highly recommend this hotel!