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Stayed in February 2026. Great location for sightseeing in the Acropolis. I read the word of mouth and knew that the facilities were old, so it was within the acceptable range at all. After all, the cost performance was good. It was good that slippers were prepared. There are restaurants and supermarkets nearby, so I didn't have any trouble during my stay. I didn't go to the rooftop bar, but the view looked good.

Room is comfortably spacious, clean & amenities are available. Breakfast was excellent and the staff at the Kahlua restaurant were all friendly and nice. Even the hotel staff from the concierge to Frontdesk.

Great hotel for the price I paid. It was clean and had everything I needed. Good views of the Acropolis. It is located a short walk from Monastiraki Station. Room was spacious, clean and quiet despite being in a busy location. Breakfast was sufficient and tasty. I would stay here again!

The hotel is in a central location. The staff were very helpful when we checked in, and we were able to go up to our room around 1 PM. Our room was nice. However, the towels in the room were extremely old. Some had yellow stains on them. Frankly, we couldn't understand why a hotel of this caliber would have such towels. The hotel charges 35 euros per day for parking, which is a bit expensive compared to other hotels. The most disturbing situation occurred during check-out. After the minibar check, we noticed an extra 10 euros had been added to our bill. Naturally, we asked for this to be corrected as we didn't want to pay for something we hadn't used. The receptionist, Cristianna (if I remember her name correctly), got so angry about this situation that she slammed drawers for about 5 minutes, made calls on the phone, and generally displayed an extremely aggressive and unsettling attitude. It's absolutely not about the 10 euros here. We truly don't understand why not wanting to pay for a minibar item we didn't use made an employee so angry. We don't speak Greek, but we can understand body language, and the attitude displayed was quite disturbing. In a hotel, it's not just the rooms and amenities that matter, but also the approach taken towards guests. Unfortunately, this was rude and unprofessional behavior. If she had just said, 'Sorry, there's been a mistake,' the issue would have been resolved. Instead, she repeatedly asked 4-5 different questions like 'Are you sure you didn't use this?' as if we were lying. It was upsetting… and left a very negative final impression of our stay.

As it was our honeymoon this was our first booking and it was almost perfect the location wasn’t ideal as it was out of the way but the hotel was very nice and it had everything we needed.

I was so excited to learn the Attalos hotel is very central to everything! The front desk was very attentive and gave me lots of information about this fabulous area in Athens. I got some delicious breakfast up the block. I perchased a warm jacket for 10eu. In a second hand store. Goodwill Greco style! Im always cold. Even in 70 ‘ temp. Florida aclimated lol I’m here alone meeting friends. I feel very safe and would recommend it to anyone who is solo! Kali Taxidi! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

This place is quite unusual. My room was upgraded so that I had a suite over two floors, with a small private pool on another lower level. Absolutely every convenience had been considered, some extras might verge on overkill (bog roll tied up with a ribbon for example). The room looked amazing on first inspection, but I quite quickly realised the smell of the pool was so strong it stung my eyes, and the sound of the ventilation unit was quite a roar. There was only one small openable window on the mezzanine level next to the bed and I had to sleep with that open as wide as possible. Bed was extremely comfortable, I had to turn off the pool ventilator unit in the middle of the night because it kept waking me up, but once I had done that and the smell of baking bread entered the room from a bakery down the road I slept like a log. Staff were really nice and friendly, but they are working with quite difficult circumstances and perhaps unnecessarily. The kitchen is on the bottom floor and breakfast is served on the 5th floor roof (from which you can see the Parthenon) breakfast is a little awkward as you get a huge wicker basket 🧺 full of food plus crepes, plus omelette, plus tuna sandwich, a whole baguette (some more little ribbons), and I am not sure anyone can eat as much as is provided, and the server had to keep travelling up and down in the one person elevator. Probably would be better to ask guests what they would like to have for breakfast out of the options available and have a coffee/tea station upstairs. There is the option to take lunch in your room - for which the picnic basket concept makes a lot more sense. Seems like there should be a way to make the place feel more efficient and common sensible. I did get the feeling that they might have only just opened and are finding their feet, so I hope this review will be useful - certainly was a generous accommodation and staff are working very hard to make sure guests have the best possible experience.

This hotel is about a 7-minute walk from Omonia metro station. Be sure to take the main road and avoid the small alleys. When coming out of the station, head straight past the Hondos Center department store on your right for about two blocks. While walking through the alleys during the day exposes you to groups of ******* or vagrants, it's generally fine in daylight. I've walked back at 9:00 PM and rushed to the port around 6:00 AM without any issues. It's not far from major attractions, especially the National Archaeological Museum, which is very close. For this price, there's really nothing to complain about, and I especially loved the open and airy rooftop terrace~

The central location of the hotel made our travel itinerary much easier, especially with visa procedures. Being so close to the metro meant we could easily get anywhere we wanted. The welcome at the hotel was very warm, and the staff were all friendly. We'd like to thank everyone for their hard work.