AthensWas Design Hotel

Breakfast is à la carte, and the menu is the same every day. The fruit served is dry and oxidized; the bananas are rotten. The rooms are extremely dilapidated! The bath towels look like they've been used for ages; they're so worn out, yet they still provide them to guests? The combs provided are so rough they'll make your scalp bleed. The only redeeming quality is its very close proximity to tourist attractions! Otherwise, it's truly 3-star rated.

I highly recommend this hotel! The location is really great, just 200 meters from the entrance to the Acropolis. Really, I was shocked when the front desk pointed it out to me, it's so close. The view from the restaurant is especially good! You can see the Acropolis. The breakfast is also very good, it is cooked to order, the waiter is very patient, will listen to your needs carefully, and recommend delicious breakfast according to your preferences. I highly recommend yogurt, although Greek yogurt tastes light, but it is really delicious mixed with honey, fruits and nuts! The only weakness of the hotel is that it is a little small, with only a few rooms. The advantage is that the breakfast is not crowded, but the disadvantage is that it is small and the rooms are also small. In addition, the attractions in Athens are relatively concentrated and can be reached on foot. It only costs 5 euros to take a taxi, but it is very expensive to take a taxi after 3 pm, as if the driver is off work.

When you come to Athens, you must lower your expectations. The city construction, transportation, and facilities are basically the same as those of third- and fourth-tier cities in China. Just come with the mentality of seeing the humanities and history. After a long time of comparison, I chose this hotel, which is only a 5-minute walk from the Acropolis and a 2-minute walk from the Acropolis Commercial Street. But success and failure are both due to the same person. We booked a small suite for nearly 3k a night. There is a super large balcony, and the commercial street is at the bottom of the building. It is very noisy. There are not many rooms in the hotel. There are welcome drinks when you check in, and welcome candies in the room. The gym is super small and can be basically ignored in the basement. The restaurant on the 6th floor has a good view of the Parthenon. It is a 2023 Michelin recommended restaurant, and the average cost is 1,000. It is recommended to stay in the hotel near the Municipal Square, which will be less noisy than here.

The hotel is small but exquisite, with only 21 rooms, but very exquisite, the rooms are not small, the sanitary facilities are good, and there is a balcony. The breakfast room can overlook the Acropolis, and the a la carte breakfast tastes good.

The sewer is blocked. The facilities are old. The rooftop restaurant has a nice view. The accommodation environment does not match the five-star

The hotel is good except that the room is a little small. You can see the Acropolis from the dinner on the rooftop.

The hotel is in a great location. Apart from the museum, other attractions can basically be reached on foot. Athens is still divided into good areas and slightly worse areas. This hotel is in a very good area. It is safe and clean. There are many restaurants and shops downstairs. We were particularly touched that we arrived early and the hotel actively coordinated to let us check in early. This is not easy in Europe. The hotel staff are very polite and the service is very professional. The room is also good, with all kinds of supplies. I will stay here again next time I come to Athens.

The hotel has new facilities, clean rooms, warm and polite service, and the breakfast is exquisite. The location is good, 5 minutes walk from the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum, surrounded by restaurants and shops, and there are many tourists on the street. Few vehicles enter. Constitution Square, National Gardens, and Commercial Street are not far away on foot, and Hadrian's Arch is just across the street. However, it is necessary to remind you to be vigilant against theft and theft, after all, I have experienced it.