Encontre Apartments em South Athens

I went to Greece to celebrate my third anniversary with my boyfriend. Because last time I stayed at one&only in Montenegro, it was quite comfortable. Mainly because it was super beautiful. This time I chose O&O for four nights in Athens. Let me start with the recommendation index of five stars! The existence of a super surprise is the first choice O&O in Athens. After all, compared with Aman, the price/performance ratio is still there! The location of the hotel is not in the city of Greece. It takes about 40 minutes to get to the Acropolis or the temple by taxi. It costs about 40 euros. It is recommended that if you want to go to the city center, it is best to make it a one-day trip. Otherwise, it will be quite a torturous journey to the airport if you are caught in traffic jams every day. It takes about 30-40 minutes, but there are commercial streets near the hotel that take about 5 minutes by taxi, and there are restaurants and shops, so you don’t have to worry about being bored! The room type I booked is a king bed with sea view. The price per night is about 650 pounds. There is a discount for staying for three consecutive nights! Before going, I sent an email to the hotel in advance to communicate that I had been there for the anniversary. As soon as you enter the hotel, every staff member will say happy anniversary to you, which is really warm! Maybe it was too late after arriving at the hotel? ? There are no queen beds, only twin beds➕We just had our anniversary and they upgraded us to a bungalow of 1,500 pounds per night! No matter which room type you choose, there will be a separate butler when you check in. Use whagsapp to contact us. If you have any needs, just send a message directly and they will try their best to satisfy you! This room type is a small villa similar to a courtyard. Each room has its own swimming pool. However, when I went there, the water was so cold that I couldn't swim at all. We went out for dinner on the anniversary day and it was a great surprise when we came back. They prepared anniversary cakes and champagne for us. Zundu was beautiful! The scenery is really beautiful! By the way, I also took a look at kea island O&O. It won’t open until the beginning of April. I plan to go there for my birthday!

It looked good on screen and it looked just as good in real life. Friendly and helpful staff to not only get you checked in and into your apartment with ease but to give you some insights to the local area and all that has to offer. We booked the Superior Suite so was a cute mezzanine layout. Proper coffee machine, kettle, hob, fridge and oven; even a fruit bowl packed with juciy oranges ready to be squeezed (there is an electric juicer too). Special call out to Panos who was super helpful throughout our stay. It's very close to the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center, which combines a great viewing point for sunsets, the modern architecture of the Opera House as well as park land, sports facilities (running track, outdoor gym, swimming pools etc) and a great restaurant (Jardin All Day Stories)

Cheap and good quality, very close to the seaside, safe and well-established hotel, small and exquisite rooms, clean and hygienic, not noisy or noisy, coffee in the lobby on the first floor ☕️ where you can sit and chat, it’s convenient The picture is a city

This is a beautiful boutique hotel. They are very new and need to work on their communication skills. We were told that the rooftop was closed and that we need to order breakfast the day prior and it would be delivered to our room at the desired time. We waited for our breakfast the following morning and it did not arrive. We went downstairs to hear that breakfast is served on the rooftop ( which we were told was closed). Apparently they changed the plan and didn’t think to inform us. Since we were being picked up for a tour…we had to hurry out with a light snack. That same night, at 11:30 pm we heard someone knocking on a door…only to have the door opened by a man (who apologized). As we were two women travelling together -this was a very upsetting security incident. There are no latches to ensure ure our safety from the inside. The decor is modern and calming. There is a nespresso coffee machine supplied (nice touch). The room was spacious and very clean. We enjoyed our stay…but we’re disappointed in missing out on breakfast and the man unlocking our door late at night. A bit far from the centre of town-but on a Main Street.

Family room, the room is about 15 square meters, clean, comfortable, breakfast variety is slightly less, the surrounding environment is excellent, 5 minutes walk to the seaside park, the Aegean Sea is unimaginable, too comfortable

The Athens Coast Hotel is at the coast but not on it. Instead, it is ground central for fine shopping and many of Glyfada’s highest rated restaurants. Offering clean, compact rooms with antiseptic, contemporary décor, this hotel is an ideal choice for a short visit. Plusses include a good welcome, large firm bed, excellent lighting and outlets, a safe large enough for a laptop and showers with strong pressure and high heat. Room service is responsive. The small decks are available to smokers. Amenities are minimal but include a kettle, fridge and a desk large enough for correspondence. Less than ideal are the lack of drawers for clothing and minimal towels (no wash cloths). The on-street parking, frankly, is a pain although spaces fluctuate with the workday. Very quiet nights from street sounds. Inside, though, I could hear my neighbor’s TV.

This hotel is said to be five-star online, but the stars abroad are actually different from those in China, which is the standard of three stars in China. The picture of the swimming pool is seriously faked. In fact, it is a very small swimming pool on the first floor and you can't see the sea at all. It's a bit of false advertising. The hotel is next to the main road, the doors and windows are not soundproofed, and the noise is quite loud. We told the front desk to check out half an hour later, and they agreed. When checking out, they insisted on 150 euros, saying that they only talked about one room and the other room would be charged. Later, after repeated communication, they waived the payment. I don't know if the front desk didn't understand or did it on purpose. These hotels all have kettles,

The hotel is located in a quiet and beautiful area although somewhat far from Athens, the Acropolis (40 minutes by bus and metro). The hotel looks renovated and very nice, the staff is super friendly and willing to help you with everything, they speak several languages ​​so surely a person at the reception speaks your language and it will be easier for you to understand them. The only drawback is that the avenue that runs right next to the hotel is very wide and at night you can hear the noise of motorcycles passing by at high speed. The insulation of the windows could be improved although we were able to rest perfectly.

The room is spacious and clean. The bathroom was a bit small. I said it was a 4 star, but there was no welcome drink. It wasn't a soundproof window, but it was on the road, so I heard a car at night. The reception staff were friendly. Breakfast is a star. Frozen bread is heated and some prepared, some fruit, sausages, cheese, egg dishes ... There seems to be no specialty chef in charge of breakfast ... The pool looks pretty but the water was cold and I couldn't get in. It was uncomfortable because the student group guests were so noisy at night. I want you to separate from your private customer when you have a group stay and arrange a room.

One of the best hotels near the south beach, the rooms are small but designed with care. There is also a professional spa, which is worth recommending. The price is a bit expensive, but this summer, hotel prices in Europe have risen sharply.