Narrowed Down Athens Hotel choice but still need help Please!
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Narrowed Down Athens Hotel choice but still need help Please!
After spending hours reading reviews, which can totally confuse you, I narrowed down the choice for a one-night stay in Athens to...Athens Gate Hotel, Plaka Hotel, Adrian and Attalos.
What are your opinions re the best choice? ( 94Euro at Atttalos, 124E Adrian, 125E Plaka, and a little pricier at Athens Gate at 144 E.- considering the Athens Gate because of the rave reviews regarding breakfast on rooftop terrace facing Acropolis - on the other hand, have to leave by 8 a.m., so won't get too much of a chance for relaxing with the view while eating breakfast!)
thanks for the help.
What are your opinions re the best choice? ( 94Euro at Atttalos, 124E Adrian, 125E Plaka, and a little pricier at Athens Gate at 144 E.- considering the Athens Gate because of the rave reviews regarding breakfast on rooftop terrace facing Acropolis - on the other hand, have to leave by 8 a.m., so won't get too much of a chance for relaxing with the view while eating breakfast!)
thanks for the help.
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BLL, How is the area of the Attalos? Some of the reviews said it was in a pretty seedy area - that is my hesitation for that hotel aside from the fact that I want to have breakfast on a rooftop terrace with a view.
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I have stayed there & it's fine. If you turn right when you walk out of the hotel you are at Monastiraki Square & Metro station in 2 mins. Turning left takes you up Athinas street towards Omonia, fascinating by day as you have the shops & fruit/meat markets etc, but not the best direction to go at night. A basic clean hotel, not luxurious, but perfectly adequate & the rooftop bar is a real bonus for that price!
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I stayed at the Attalos and thought the location was fantastic. The area is not seedy, it's a busy urban street though. The Psirri neighborhood is right behind the hotel and is swarming with restaurants and clubs. The Monastiraki metro is right there, and at Monastiraki Square there are two competing places selling the best and cheapest street food I've enjoyed anywhere.
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Thank you everyone - I finally decided. It will be the Adrian Hotel, and I chose based on the rooftop garden breakfast (which was key), the location (right in the centre of things) and the price (110E on otel.com, which was the best internet price out of all). I'll let you know how it was when I return.
thanks again for all of your input!
thanks again for all of your input!





