Athens has been writing its story for over 3,000 years, and its neighbourhoods keep adding new chapters: Plaka's quiet lanes beneath the Acropolis, Koukaki's café- and restaurant-lined pedestrian streets, Monastiraki's flea market energy, Mavili Square's long-running bar scene, and Ilisia and Pagrati's dining, from casual to award-winning. Wherever you stay, the metro puts the rest of the city within easy reach - and there's always another corner worth discovering.
On Michalakopoulou Street, steps from Mavili Square and the Megaron Athens Concert Hall, Stratos hotel is a hotel built for both business and everyday life in Athens. Rooms and suites are made for real rest, whatever the day brings. Riva restaurant covers delicious breakfast, while the all-day lobby bar handles everything in between. Five conference rooms and a Penthouse Suite with Lycabettus views take care of business, and a hair salon (free of charge for our guests), a game room, gym, sauna and hammam take care of downtime. Ilisia and Pagrati's restaurants are a short walk away, whenever you're ready to explore further.
Steps from the Acropolis Museum and Acropolis Metro, at the start of Dionysiou Areopagitou, Parthenon hotel is situated between Plaka and Koukaki - two of Athens' most walkable neighbourhoods. Double and triple rooms, in earthy tones keep things simple and comfortable. Breakfast at Acropolis Restaurant runs on natural light and a buffet worth lingering over. Two conference rooms handle groups from 20 to 110, and the all-day lobby bar covers everything else.
Next to Mavili Square and the Megaron Concert Hall, Alexandros combines city convenience with a rooftop that doesn't feel like the city at all. The unique Mavili Beach, on the seventh floor, is the only rooftop pool in Greece set in real sand, with a Cycladic tavern and Lycabettus on the horizon. Rooms and suites are designed around comfort rather than décor for its own sake. Downstairs at the lobby, the restaurant offers a generous breakfast buffet, a playroom and all-day bar keep things moving, while two sunlit conference rooms handle business for up to 60 people. Athens is close; the beach is seven floors up.
Located in the heart of Athens, The Editor Athens offers a contemporary stay experience inspired by the city's authentic character. With elegant rooms, refined interiors and a prime location just moments from Athens' most iconic landmarks, it is the perfect base for travellers who want to discover the city in comfort and style.