On Michalakopoulou Street, near Mavili Square and the Megaron Athens Concert Hall, and just 700 metres from the metro station, Stratos Hotel is a great base for everything worth seeing, doing, tasting or buying in Athens. The elegant rooms and suites, from 18 to 75 sqm, with comfortable beds, spacious marble bathrooms and soundproof windows, are built for real rest, wherever your day has taken you. Downstairs, Riva restaurant covers breakfast, while the all-day lobby bar is on hand for a drink or a cocktail whenever the mood strikes. For anyone who won't let a trip get in the way of their routine, there's a gym, sauna and hammam. For business, five conference rooms and a Penthouse Suite with views over Lycabettus. And for a bit of downtime, a game room, a gift shop and a hair salon.
From thoughtful everyday comforts to practical services, everything is designed to make your stay smoother and more enjoyable.
No two rooms are alike. Discover distinctive spaces designed for comfort, character and memorable stays.
Flexible venues, modern facilities and dedicated support for meetings, conferences and memorable social events.
Neoclassical furniture, two seats by the window and a city view worth waking up for. For couples or two travellers who value the timeless over the trend.
For those who travel alone and know exactly what they need. Classical aesthetic, marble bathroom with bathtub and enough quiet to make the city feel far away.
A room that doesn't blend in. Floral wallpaper, green tones and gold details - for families or three travellers who want a room that has a lot to say.
Large windows, warm spot. For couples or two travellers who lean modern.tones and a sofa that tends to become everyone's favourite
Thirty square metres that feel larger than they are. Floral wallpaper, a large double bed, sofa bed and bathtub. For couples or small families who want character and room to breathe.
Forty-five square metres of quiet. King size bed, separate lounge area, jacuzzi bathtub and the kind of stay you mention when someone asks where you've been.
Seventy-five square metres across two floors - living room, kitchenette, dining area, terrace and Lycabettus on the horizon. The one that doesn't need much of an introduction.

