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Alexandros
This is a typical business hotel and, although it does not look very impressive from the outside, it offers more than adequate accommodation with everything you’d expect from a four-star hotel.
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Amalia
Situated right across the National Gardens and close to the House of Parliament, this building was renovated in the spring of 2007.
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Art Hotel
A sparkling hotel in a not-so-sparkling area of town. This establishment is a glimpse of what Athens looked like not so long ago.
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Astor
This 10-storey building is old but its location in the commercial centre, just a blink away from Ermou Street, is a plus.
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The Athenian Callirhoe
Ideal hotel both for business and leisure visitors. Even fussy customers will be satisfied with the wide range of plush comforts.
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The Athens Gate
Located opposite Hadrian’s Gate, this classy beauty is a good choice if you want to spend a couple of days in style. Drink one of the cheapest and best cappuccinos in the capital while trying to imagine what Athens used to look like from the eighth floor.
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Ava
Ava hotel has just been renovated and the impressive result puts it among the top four star hotels in the capital. It offers suites of different sizes that can accommodate a whole family.
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Classical Athens Imperial
Ever since its construction in 2004, this gargantuan hotel has been favoured for its class as well as its location. Even though not on the shiny side of the city, the metro and Central Railway Station are nearby.
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Divani Caravel
Less appealing from the outside, more than luxurious on the inside, Caravel is well known to politicians, athletes, top business executives and various global jet- setters.
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Electra
This 4-star establishment is the ideal choice for those looking to spend their holidays shopping. Situated on Ermou street, the country’s top commercial thoroughfare, this hotel has always been regarded as a meeting point for Athenians.
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Eridanus
One of the top small hotels in the city, in the hot nightspot zone of Gazi. It is named after an ancient waterway of Athens, and is singled out for its unique indoor design and modern decoration.
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Fresh
Member of the select club of 147 design hotels of the world, it goes without saying that staying here will add a sparkle of style to your holidays.
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Golden Age
It is worth going for one of its two executive suites: Glass roofs and large verandas, minimal decoration and the impressive night city view through its large windows, will make you feel as if you spent a lot more on your accommodation.
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Hera
If Greek god Zeus’s companion were a hotel, she’d probably be as attractive as this small boutique hotel. The 38-room establishment is located in a typical early 20th century Athenian building, right across from the New Acropolis Museum.
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Hermes
Comfy and stylish rooms state, “I’m a modern city hotel”. Wooden floors, gleaming lights and black-and-white posters with the latest Athens Olympic Games at the forefront, add a distinctive touch of class to this 3-star hotel.
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Herodion
One of the best roof gardens in Athens. Wooden floors, jasmine and olive trees and two jacuzzis looking towards the Acropolis.
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Holiday Inn
This hotel is ideal for a business traveller on a short trip to Athens. It is located near the Athens International Airport, on the Athens Ring Road.
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Magna Grecia
For an 111-year old mansion, this hotel looks in pretty good shape. A princess used to live here, but its new residents are usually businessmen and leisure travelers.
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Melia Athens
A luxury hotel nearest the National Archaeological Museum. This modern hotel is housed in one of the city’s old buildings, which somehow survived its unattractive replacements of the late 60s.
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Metropolitan
Member of Chandris group, this large luxury city hotel is well situated and offers easy access to the city centre and the southern suburbs, Piraeus and the coast.
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Novotel
This establishment has undergone quite a few facelifts in its 19-year history. The latest was in 2007. The suites
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Park Hotel
Being next to greenery in Athens is a huge privilege and Park Hotel stands right opposite one of the biggest parks in the centre of the city (Pedion tou Areos).
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Periscope
An ultra stylish hi-tech small hotel in the smart neighbourhood of Kolonaki. Rooms are grey and minimally decorated with
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Plaka
A typical Athenian concrete building which had a much nedded renovation a couple of years ago. Location is the strongest
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President
A mammoth 20 storey Athenian landmark, featuring a large reception area with a distinct good old fashioned jet-set atmosphere.
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Royal Olympic
A large central five star hotel located very close to most top Athenian sights. The Acropolis museum and Plaka are only a few steps away and the front rooms face directly the Temple of Zeus.
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Titania
Large central hotel, with a spacious reception area dominated by marble, gold and a few ancient replicas. The rooms are comfortable, decorated for mainstream tastes and provide all standard amenities.
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Achilleas
Well hidden in the narrow streets of the commercial centre of Athens, this hotel is super family-friendly as most of its rooms are so large that can easily accommodate up to four people.
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Crowne Plaza
Colourful and funky, the Crowne Plaza is the newest hotel to open its doors in the city and the latest addition to the chain worldwide.
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Divani Palace Acropolis
How would you feel if you found out a 2500 year old wall was hiding under your house? That is the best reason to book a room
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Stratos Vassilikos
This is one of the most reasonably priced five-star hotels in Athens. Reception and communal areas share a pre-eminent flower theme, which is in contrast to the sober rooms.
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