Hotels in Psiri / Monastiraki, Athens

Staff are very kind and helpful. the breakfast was great and fresh. The area is between 2 metro station so you can visit places easily by walk or take a metro. Was a lovely staying there!

Very very clean room and everything is good e.g reception speak Englis, Italian and Greek i am spend time very well.

The location is incredibly convenient! We could walk to the Acropolis easily, and during our entire stay we didn’t spend any money on transportation at all. Right downstairs from the apartment was a lively neighborhood filled with everything you could need: breakfast spots, wine bars, seafood restaurants, grocery stores, self-service laundromats, and souvenir shops. We even got our hair done at a fantastic salon nearby. Although the check-in and check-out process was self-service, the hotel provided very detailed and helpful local information. The restaurant recommendations were excellent, the Wi-Fi connection was very easy to use, and the room itself was spacious and comfortable. The facilities were also thoughtfully prepared, with all kinds of plates, bowls, and wine glasses available. There was even a walk-in closet and a first-aid kit, which made the stay feel especially well-equipped and comfortable.

1. The shower pressure is good 2. No water provided daily 3. Shower space is really small and always resulted in wet shower room 4. Got iron no ironing board … have to use the bed or sofa 5. Come with balcony but is very dusty and not cleaned at all 6. WhatsApp service is very prompt and good

Arriving in Athens late at night, I took the X95 bus from the airport to the last stop, then followed the map for about 10 minutes to reach my hotel. There was no one around, and I felt safe traveling alone as a woman. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, and the staff speaks English. If you need to go out, you must leave your room key with the staff and retrieve it upon your return. You can access your room via the stairs or the attached elevator. The room wasn't large, but it was tidy, clean, and adequate. It had a full-length mirror, a hairdryer, a small refrigerator, and spare blankets and pillows in the wardrobe. The sink in the bathroom was really small, and the water flow was a bit slow. However, the shower had stable water pressure, warm enough water, good drainage, and the showerhead could be adjusted, which was excellent. Overall, it's a good value hotel in central Athens!

The location is pretty good, about an 8-minute walk from the subway station, and you can get there directly from the airport. There are plenty of food options nearby, and it's very close to the street BBQ place. I arrived quite late that day and was assigned an upper bunk. I mentioned that I had requested a lower bunk when booking, and they ended up giving me a four-person dorm room all to myself! Although someone did check in in the middle of the night. The room is spacious, has a private bathroom, and even comes with a complimentary beer or soft drink. The rooftop bar is excellent, offering direct views of the Acropolis. The room's cleanliness is also very good. It has lockers, hangers, and a balcony, so drying clothes is not an issue.

The lady at the front desk was very nice. I checked in at 6:00 in the morning because my flight didn't arrive until 3:00. Then I went to see the sunrise. After that, the lady didn't let me sleep in the city and kept my luggage for free.

The Attalos Hotel is good with everything you need, reception is right at the front door with very helpful and friendly staff, the lifts are small, so only one person and your luggage at a time, but that’s ok. It has the most amazing rooftop with Athens’ best kept secret bar and view of the acropolis that you won’t ever forget. Rooms are good, (we stayed in 507 & 506), not too big, however Athens is old so it’s ok for what you need and I am picky. The bed is comfortable, the linen is clean and fresh towels, the bathroom is small but water is hot and water pressure perfect. Great location, just off a small street and so close to Monastiraki Square in Athens which is less than 100 meters away. Close to a supermarket, cafe’s everywhere (you have to get yourself a real Greek coffee- now that’s a caffeine hit you will need after travelling 😉) and there is amazing authentic Greek Food all around. I recommend Nikos Tavern just pass the church in the square and left up the alley. It one of the oldest, and I was there 32 years ago. You will see all the tables and chairs!! Attalos is walking distance to all the sights you need to see, like the acropolis and museums and train station are right nearby. I will definitely stay here again ever time I visit Athens on my way to the Peloponnese. What a great memory, Thanks guys!!

The location of the hotel is not too bad, quite near to the train station and about 15 minutes away from the Acropolis. Check-in and check-out were easy and the facilities were good. However, a major issue was that there were 2 blackouts throughout the evening, with the 2nd blackout lasting more than 7 hours from 2130H to 0500H the next morning. I had no choice but to sleep in my cold room as there was no heating, no lights and no electricity available. Overall, a rough night of sleep but if they can ensure that there are no blackouts, then this is easily a decent 4 star hotel.