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The room size was quite decent for Europe. Traveling with two kids, we arrived in Athens from Paris. On our first night, as we were about to go to bed around 10 PM, we discovered the AC panel in the bedroom was faulty. We contacted the front desk, and they fixed it. Unexpectedly, the same problem occurred the next day – again, the panel was unresponsive and couldn't be controlled. Later, with the help of Ctrip customer service (Xiaotian), they arranged a room change for us. The new room was even slightly larger than our original suite, and overall, we were quite satisfied. The hotel also sent chocolates as an apology. I appreciate all these resolutions. However, on the day of check-out, renovation work started around 7 AM, with hammering and banging making it impossible to sleep. So, I just decided to get up and go for breakfast. After breakfast, I returned to the hotel around 9 AM and noticed that the workers weren't even rushing; after dismantling, materials were just casually piled aside. I really don't understand why they had to start such noisy work so early in the morning.

The location was excellent, could walk easily to Acropolis in less than 5 mins. The hotel room was really clean and decent sized but felt that there could be a bit more hooks to hang face towel and clothings for bathing. The design of the city view room tried to consolidate some common area at the entrance and bathroom, making it a little odd. No rooftop restaurants or swimming pool, was caught by surprise when the staff told me in an oddly upset way that it’ll be closed permanently for 1.5 years (not sure what that meant).

Quite modern entrance hall and room (bathroom for disabled was not our choice). Reception friendly and provided good recommendation for late dinner. The first morning I woke up by very loud cleaning personnel. Walls are paper thin and door not soundproof. You hear everything. Breakfast terrace with nice view. Pool terrace too small and only available for some hours if slot pre-booked. Music, food and shisha on the rooftop club/restaurant quite okay.

Great location, clean hotel, and the breakfast was good too. It's a nice hotel located near Athens Piraeus. It was a pleasant experience overall.

Recommended by a travel agent friend, the Divani Palace Acropolis exceeded my expectations. Nestled in the heart of Athens, around the corner from the majestic Acropolis museum, the hotel was a calming presence in a bustling city. The wonderful staff and grand entrance made us feel excited by our stay. Our rooms were a good size, spotless, and had everything we needed. The hotel also has a lovely rooftop restaurant where one can enjoy the Acropolis in the background. Perfect Athenian charm! And the most exciting part? Going to the basement of the building. Yes, the basement. They have ancient ruins of the city right there, behind glass, which you can admire. It was the best surprise during our stay. We were sad to leave but look forward to going back again for another stay in the future!

The hotel was clean, with with excellent service. Just a little far from the main centre for walking on hot days. - about 30 minutes, but fine in cooler weather. However, only a short walk to the hop on hop off bus stop & taxis were not expensive, about €7.

Great location, convenient for visiting all the attractions. The room was good, and breakfast was plentiful.

We booked two rooms with family. The location was in the middle, so the price was a bit high. Breakfast was only for one person, which was a bit stingy. We would definitely book again next time, but perhaps choose the city center option. The service was very attentive, and the surrounding area was very quiet.

This hotel is said to be five-star online, but the stars abroad are actually different from those in China, which is the standard of three stars in China. The picture of the swimming pool is seriously faked. In fact, it is a very small swimming pool on the first floor and you can't see the sea at all. It's a bit of false advertising. The hotel is next to the main road, the doors and windows are not soundproofed, and the noise is quite loud. We told the front desk to check out half an hour later, and they agreed. When checking out, they insisted on 150 euros, saying that they only talked about one room and the other room would be charged. Later, after repeated communication, they waived the payment. I don't know if the front desk didn't understand or did it on purpose. These hotels all have kettles,

Really nice internationally branded hotel. Was able to enjoy a workout, a nice morning in the sun by the pool, and overnight lookout to the Acropolis on the rooftop bar.