Superior Suite Veranda

With sweeping views of Athens and the gleaming silver dome of the Observatory rising above the skyline, the Executive Suite Veranda on the 6th floor, has a balcony with comfortable lounge chairs to soak in the gleaming lights of the city.

The Acropolis View Suite, on the 7th floor, offers views of the majestic temple that has inspired civilizations for millennia, and around whose foothills the city of Athens has thrived.

The majestic Acropolis, the stunning silver orb of the National Observatory, Byzantine churches, ferris wheels and the neighborhood’s industrial legacy in the form of the fiery chimneys of the former gas station – all vie for attention as you watch life go on from the comfort of your balcony.

Located on the first floor, the Economy Room is a spacious double room with a large king size bed, with modular fixtures and furniture making it tailor-made for your specific room requirements.

The Standard Double Room sleeps 2 with a spacious king-size bed and a balcony that overlooks a quiet, leafy street in one of Athens’ most fascinating neighborhoods.

The Comfort Room is a spacious room with natural light streaming in, smart lighting and muted aesthetics that lend it an air of quiet elegance.

Ideal for a family of 4, the Family Room is split into two convivial spaces – one with the master bedroom and king-size bed that opens on to the balcony and views of verdant treetops.

The Deluxe Room Veranda opens on to a sprawling veranda on the 6th floor with commanding views of Athens.

With sweeping views of Athens and the gleaming silver dome of the Observatory rising above the skyline, the Executive Suite Veranda on the 6th floor, has a balcony with comfortable lounge chairs to soak in the gleaming lights of the city.

The Acropolis View Suite, on the 7th floor, offers views of the majestic temple that has inspired civilizations for millennia, and around whose foothills the city of Athens has thrived.

The majestic Acropolis, the stunning silver orb of the National Observatory, Byzantine churches, ferris wheels and the neighborhood’s industrial legacy in the form of the fiery chimneys of the former gas station – all vie for attention as you watch life go on from the comfort of your balcony.