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"I am beyond disappointed with my recent stay at this hotel. What should have been a relaxing trip was ruined by the sheer lack of basic hospitality and professionalism. Upon arrival, I wasn’t even greeted. The front desk clerk acted as if my check-in was a massive inconvenience. We already checked in and waited for an 1 hour in the line, but our rooms is not yet ready so we decided to go out for couple of hours. When we came back to picked up the key to our room the front desk told us to go back to the line and wait all over again and again just to pickup the keys as I pointed out an issue with my room keys just to pickup, I was met with an eye-roll and a "there’s nothing we can do" attitude without them even checking the system. The situation only got worse when I asked to speak with a manager. I was told the manager was "busy" and the manager was so rude that he didn’t wan’t to talked to me or help me. I followed up again, and each time the front desk staff became more hostile. It was clear that the toxic attitude at the front desk starts at the top. If management can’t be bothered to address the guest concerns or even show their face when there’s a conflict. they shouldn’t be in the hospitality business. Avoid this place at all costs. There are plenty of other hotels in the area that actually value their guests. This was a total waste of money! The staff and the higher-ups should attend a mandatory guest management. Date of stay: [March 28 to 30 2026"

"Room clean. Restaurant and bar closed on Sunday afternoon and wvening"

"This hotel was wonderful. The staff was friendly and helpful. The exceeded my expectations. It was clean and the rooms were roomy and comfortable. We had a huge balcony with furniture. We would definitely stay again."

"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!"

"Conveniently located. A blue line train ride from Athens airport to Domitoko Teatro which is the last stop on the blue line. 9 euros. Good, easy restaurants close by—like three minute walk. Lots of great reasonably priced stores, I bought three suits at one place. Very walkable. Free transit to cruise ship. I had a tough time finding the place when I left train station, it was at night and should have been 4 minutes. Luckily the hotel answered the phone multiple times and helped with instructions. I would stay there again. Good value "

"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."

"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. "