Ξενοδοχεία με χώρο στάθμευσης σε Αθήνα

"Aile olarak gittik ve yaş ortalaması yüksek bir grup olmasına rağmen herkes çok memnun kaldı. Odaları çok temiz. Her gün havlular değişti oda temizlendi. Kahvaltısı yurtdışı standartlarinin çok üzerindeydi. Meyvesinden kuru yemişine kadar her şeyi düşünmüşler. Bir daha Atina'ya gitsem yine bu otelde kalırım. Ayrıca personellerin hepsi güler yüzlü ve samimiyetle yaklaştı. En son gün otelden çok erken ayrılmamız gerekiyordu. Kahvaltınin ücreti önceden ödendiği için 11 kişiye ayrı ayrı kahvaltı paketi hazırlayıp verdiler. Havaalanında yedik ve yumurtaya kadar koymuşlar. Mükemmeldi çok teşekkür ediyorum 🙏🏻"

"1. Get off the plane and exit from Exit 3, go over the overpass, and then go to the subway station and buy at Monastiraki Station. I spent 9 euros. The price should be different in off-season and peak season. This should be similar to the airport express line in Beijing. It is different from the price of ordinary subways. It will be more expensive, but it is more cost-effective than taking a taxi. It takes about 40 euros to take a taxi here. 2. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the subway station. Be sure to pay attention to the small doorplate of this hotel, please observe carefully. 3. I am a girl traveling alone, and my English is very poor. I rely on mobile phone translation and body language to express. The front desk here will patiently tell you the answer. In general, I am very satisfied. 4. The hygiene is very clean, and I think the room should be newly renovated, which is still good, but there is no kettle. If you want to drink hot water, you still have to bring a folding kettle yourself. I brought it in China. There is no toothbrush and toothpaste, so you have to bring your own. No free mineral water is provided. 5. I think the public security is still good, but I have never gone out at night, so I am not sure at night! It was pretty good during the day. I stayed for 3 days and it was pretty good. The front desk will get off work at 10pm, start working at 6am, and lock the door at 12pm. 6. This is actually the city center. The central square is right outside the subway station. It took me about 20 minutes to walk to the Acropolis. I walk very slowly, and it’s only 1.6 kilometers away from Constitution Square. So I don’t think it makes much difference to book a hotel near Constitution Square. It’s just a matter of the left and right sides of the city center."

"This was my first time in Athens, and I chose this downtown hotel. The location is excellent, very close to the Acropolis and Syntagma Square, and it even offers free parking. The room was quite spacious and clean, and the breakfast was very rich and satisfying. However, the downside was that our room faced the street, and the noise from cars and motorcycles was too loud, disrupting our sleep. Another drawback was that the single bed in the triple room was right next to the double bed and very low, which made it uncomfortable."

"The hotel boasts an excellent location, situated on Women's Street. It's just a 13-15 minute walk to the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum. With many delicious restaurants and jewelry stores in the vicinity, it's perfect for shopping. Getting to the hotel from the airport is straightforward without needing a taxi. Simply exit the airport and ask for the X95 bus, which takes you directly to Syntagma Square in less than an hour, costing 5.5 Euros per person. From Syntagma Square, walk down through the square onto the central street, and the hotel is just a 3-5 minute walk further, located down a small alley next to Mango. A minor drawback is the lack of complimentary bottled water. However, the rooms are quite spacious, and with a comfortable 1.5-meter sofa, there's ample space, even if you have a lot of luggage. The hotel breakfast was standard, with a limited selection. Nevertheless, the hotel's 7th-floor cafe offers stunning panoramic views of the Acropolis. It's particularly beautiful to visit around 7 PM to witness the Acropolis at sunset. The prices for food and drinks there are also reasonable."

"The hotel is quite far from the center, so you’ll need to rely on public transportation regularly. There’s a bus station on the street that takes you to the nearest metro stop and into the city, but buses only run every 20–30 minutes. As for the room itself – when I booked the basic room, there were 36 photos that made me think the room would be larger. Maybe that was my mistake (or maybe intentional marketing?), but either way it felt misleading. The room was very clean, but the bathroom soap was the bright pink mall-style kind, and in the shower there was a bottle of clear liquid that honestly looked like bleach. I really hope that wasn’t meant to be shower gel. The room had no window, only a large door to the balcony, which makes it tricky if you want fresh air at night. The AC froze the small space (and I normally love sleeping with AC), but there was no blanket, only a very thin sheet. So the choice was either freezing or no air. There was no desk or chair in the room – if you want to sit, the only option is the bed. There was a washing machine, but no detergent tabs provided. I actually bought a box of 40 at the supermarket and left them there, but I have a feeling they didn’t stay for the next guest. Overall, I wouldn’t stay here again."

"A hotel close to the city center, metro station, and restaurants. The breakfast is decent but continental. The internet doesn't work, but that's irrelevant as I was in Athens to visit the city."

"very cheap and i am satisfied for what they provide with this money. room has a sink and a terrace that is a plus for cheapest public bathroom dorm. great city center location for everywhere."