We only stayed one night and the hotel room was quite comfortable. The receptionists were very friendly and even gave us a bottle of cold water because of the crazy heat outside. The breakfast was also tasty, even though the options were a bit limited. Parking in a private parking space in front of the hotel was also convenient and cheap.

Too bad that this nice hotel was in a neighborhood full of drug addicts that you only see late at night. The police station was 30 meters away so it is not dangerous, but very unpleasant to see. Also, avoid walking in narrow streets on the way to the hotel late at night.

such a good hotel for a solo traveller good price and good location breakfast which was included was basic but had a lot of options so very happy about that - cleaner came and did the bed everyday bathroom was spacious and good shower

was told that the location was a bit dodgy when asking a local about getting off the metro near there - wouldn’t reccomend walking alone any time after 10 as there were quite a lot of people trying to talk to me which scared me as i was alone

Nice & clean, good English speaking front desk, a hearty daily buffet breakfast included in room fees. We would have Greek salad Daily as part of breakfast with select choices of cereals , fruits, cheese & bread , Nespresso machine for our coffee, chocolate etc. It's only a 5min walk to Metro station Omonia and your connected to the central square in just a matter of minutes.

When you exit the hotel and turn right the street is normal, but if you turned left , a lot of graffiti & closed establishment and in the evening you can see a number of drifters on the street, not a pleasant sight to see.

The hotel is freshly renewed, hence perfectly clean an neat, and fully effective in its services. You get exactly what you paid for (room size, breakfast, etc), maybe something more than that.

Nothing to do with the structure, but the area surrounding Omonia square is not the best in Athens, I'd say. Returning to the hotel at night may let you attend scenes of lost humanity that you wouldn't like to see, anywhere in the world. Seriously drug-addicted people and prostitutes (who would dare meeting with them, I wondered) are scattered on the walkways of the secondary streets around the hotel. It's not a matter of personal safety, at least I haven't felt it like that, but more of a sense of shame and pity, for these poor people with little or no hope for their lives. Also, Athens, though wonderful, in the high season is way too crowded to enjoy it completely.

The hotel was clean, comfortable, very affordable and great value for money. The breakfast had some variety, and great quality. Besides, the hotel staff were very nice and helpful and inside the hotel it felt safe. The location is very central, 5min from the Omonia metro station and 15min walking from the centre.

Although the location is very central, the streets surrounding the hotel are quite sketchy and felt a bit unsafe getting to it at night. A few homeless people and drug addicts roaming around, but no one approached us.

We were very pleased with the facilities and the friendly stuff. Everyone was extremely helpful no matter what we asked about. Breakfast offers a good variety of choices. Nice, clean, recently renovated little hotel with a good location.

The hotel was recently refurbished, so everything in our room was almost new and efficient, and the bathroom was odourless! The reception staff were very helpful.

It was advertised that our room had a balcony, but it didn't. The neighbourhood felt unsafe, with a few homeless people about especially during the day (one of them was using a needle)!

The staff were all very helpful and friendly. In particular, they not only stored my bags ahead of a later departure from Athens but, when I came back to get them, made space available in the breakfast room if I wanted to stay out of the weather for a short time (I had checked out hours before).The hotel is a short walking distance from Omonia metro station and there is a pharmacy and a small convenience store across the road. The breakfast was quite varied but naturally more Greek in having fewer sweet options than in northern Europe and more savoury ones. Actual juice and more fruit would be good, though.

The breakfast would be enhanced if it offered actual juice, some wholemeal bread and more fruit. Athens friends told me the area had a dangerous reputation but I came back twice late and didn't feel particularly threatened (but am a man and quite sober...)

-Super friendly and helpful staff, held my bags when I arrived before check-in and made sure I had a "packed lunch" breakfast to take when I had to leave at 3:30 am for the airport. -Breakfast itself looked like it would have been nice. -Comfy beds, clean rooms, elevator available.

-Not the best location, bit farther from the sights though totally walkable. Neighbourhood a bit sketchier after dark from what I saw (not terrible just not as welcoming as other places I've stayed in Athens) -Interior hallways are very echoey and doors aren't super soundproof (apologies to the folks I might have woken leaving at 3:30am)

Comfortable room, very clean, good breakfast. Close to metro station, easy to go sightseeing and to get to piraeus.

Area directly around the hotel is very run down.