Athens Hotel Guide - Nikaia Regional General Hospital hotels in Athens, Greece.

"Staff are friendly and helpful."

"The food at the roof top bar was amazing. The staff and hotel management are top notch, kind, knowledgeable and extremely helpful! "

"Beautiful room and excellent service!"

"The breakfast was lovely and the view from the restaurant was very nice. The area around the hotel is hardly charming; not unsafe but a tad rough-around-the-edges."

"Staff at check in were wonderful. Room was great. Not the first time we have stayed at this hotel and it will not be our last. Same great service and value for your dollar. We Especially liked the well prepared to go bag as we had a very early flight. We have reservations for October this year. Outstanding."

"Well located for the Port. Clean rooms. Very small lifts up to the higher floors"

"Nice view on 10th floor restaurant to Acropolis all days and nights! Staffs are courteous and friendly; room is spacious and clean, Breakfast is excellent with fresh ingredients and many choices; The hotel location is excellent located right in the heart of the city center and walking distance to all popular tourist attractions such as Plaka, Parliament buildings, Acropolis, Syntagma square and metro station; just be aware of the pick pocket team on the metro train, we were almost got stolen by them on the metro train, they were jamming the train exist door and somehow made the door appeared to be broken (door was made open and close, back and forth)!!"

"The hotel is hidden, like most of the small hotels, in a maze of crowded, dirty streets with horrible sidewalks. Very noisy at all hours. The directions given by the staff to find the hotel were worthless. We were maneuvering 4 large luggage as we were going on a 10 day cruise. The route from the Metro to the hotel did not accommodate rolling luggage. The staff were not rude, just indifferent to any questions. There was a taxi strike and they had no suggestions as to getting to the Cruise port. The rooms are small, typical European hotel room. Do bring a converter with the prong extension as there are no U.S. 110 outlets. There are no USB ports in the rooms to charge electronics. The elevator is narrow and can only accommodate one adult and one luggage. The breakfast was poor by even Continental Breakfast standards and costs 10 Euros per person. There is no iron or ironing board. On the positive side, there is a market open late just one block walk from the hotel. DANGER! Watch for scooters as they come out of nowhere and are everywhere. Would not recommend. "

"Very clean and kind place"