Boutique Hotels in Greece

I loved everything. I was told it was a bad area to live by my tour guide, but I loved the area and the view and my hotel room. The electricity was confusing and the floors weren’t fully clean and I saw like 3 black dots I had to swipe off my bed, but besides that the room had heating and a balcony and I enjoyed everything even the restaurant and bar and the pool is so beautiful

Clean room, lovely staff, excellent location!

We stayed 2/13 to 2/17. We were upgraded to a higher floor. We had a club room with Acropolis view.We paid for room with breakfast buffet. The first breakfast was good. We were seated in the middle of the room. We had a view of the Acropolis from the 9th floor. The outdoor pool was closed. It is seasonal. We were not allowed to go up there. The room was spacious and clean. I will not rate it as a 5 star. There was a smell on the bed, kinda like mold. The tiles on the bathroom were crooked. Some days we had good towels and complete, some days we were missing towels or they were really old. They did provide robes and slippers. The lotions, shampoo and bath soap are luxury. The mini fridge, well the prices were outrageous. Pillows were flat. We requested 2 more. The day before we checked out, we were placed in one of the worst tables for breakfast. dont accept wait for a better one, partial view of the acropolis but if you are sitting on the corner you have a view of the construction. The club room was okay. You have a selection of alcoholic (cheap) and nonalcoholic drinks. The snacks were just okay. We were allowed to hang out in the clubroom after check out. No problems with staff, they were nice. The indoor pool was good but we did not use it dince we were too busy. We had a great experience in Athens. Near transportation, walk to bus stop. Uber/Taxi is affordable. There is a small market close by.