Hotels in Metaxourgeio, Athens

We got the junior suite for our family of 4. The room was quite spacious and the kids loved the jacuzzi bathtub. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Service was excellent. Location was also great with the subway just outside. The view of Athens from the rooftop was also awesome… a great way to end our stay at Athens being able to see all the places we visited. The only issue I had was with the parking. While the hotel has parking, lots are limited and was full when we arrived. I had to find street parking. The first night, I was lucky and found one quite quickly and only about 6mins walk from the hotel. The second night, I took close to an hour to find parking. There was paid 24hr parking across the street but they couldn’t accommodate our larger car. The only other slight problem with our room was that the wind would hit against the door early in the morning when other people where checking out… as ours was a corner unit. It sounded like someone was slamming on our door and it woke me up. Took me awhile to figure out the rapping on the door was caused by the wind and not some prankster.

Hotel itself is decent, i expected a bit more for the price. It is fairly clean and cozy, but very basic. Shower has no sliding door or curtain, so the floor is covered in water after every shower. One morning there was no hot water. Also, there noise coming from the pipes is extremely loud. Everytime the upstairs floors flushed the toilet, it sounded like a bunch of rocks being dropped down the pipes, and it woke me up in the mornings. Service was okay, friendly and extremely fast check-in/out. The main issue is the location. Although it is near a central spot, and good walking distance from many attractions, but the street itself is a disaster. There are homeless ************ outside directly in front of the hotel, ***** ***** all night. It is definitely not safe to walk alone at night. If safety is a concern, i cannot recommend staying at this hotel. Besides that, the stay itself is fairly comfortable.

Hotel something old, but clean and well maintained. Rooms are a little fair, but not a problem. Good breakfast, with very wide time. There is very friendly staff. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel has a 24-hour open cake/pandedry, which is very practical.

Hotel is good. Area is not the best but right next to metro so easy to get around. Good value for money but don’t expect 5 star hotel. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Accommodation was exactly as described. Clean and tidy with lots of space. The location was great with only short walks to more popular locations and sites. There's plenty of local restaurants and cafes which was ideal for 10 days. We saw warnings about avoiding back streets but actually found a really nice fish restaurant, nice church with kids playing in the streets. There were also 2 reasonable supermarkets in the vicinity, better value than the multiple minimarts in the area. You are right next to the metro if you don't want to walk. You can easily get to and from the airport for 9 euros with only one change. We did the bus tour which operate from across the road. There was a lot of homeless but that was more between the apartment and Omonia. You see them but they're not aggressive or demanding. I've saw a lot worse elsewhere especially in the UK. Couldn't recommend enough, especially for the price. The staff were very friendly, we didn't need to contact them for anything and they only contacted for cleaning and check in and out. The Christmas village was actually the highlight although seeing a tortoise near the Parthenon was a close second.

My adult daughter and I stayed here for 5 nights as a girls escape. The room was okay. The bathroom was really small and there’s no counter space in it. The kitchenette was perfect. The location was close to the Metro and famous attractions. Be careful about coming back to late in the evening. The sidewalk/roads get pretty dark. If we stayed again, we hope we’d get a larger room.

It depends on the price/performance ratio. You can walk to all the important attractions but it takes about half an hour. It is very convenient to take the subway and walk for three minutes. There is a Vietnamese restaurant near the hotel, which is very delicious. There is a street behind the hotel that looks a bit scary. There are many poor people begging for food, so just don't go there. The breakfast included is quite good, and there is also local Greek coffee to taste.

very good. The staff brought me breakfast the next day. I was really surprised. After the checkout, the lady at the front desk was very patient and willing to tell me how to get to the airport. It really felt very warm. Because I only stayed for one night, other aspects are not very good, but I think the Athenians are really warm and warm

The hotel service is excellent, the staff are very nice and respectful, and the cleanliness is excellent, but the room is small and the facilities are old. The hotel’s location is close to everything.

When we entered the apartment, we smelled a very strong chlorine odor, so we immediately opened the windows. However, this made the room extremely noisy, as the windows overlook a busy road. Luckily, the smell was dissipated. The photo advertises a double bed, but in reality, it's two single mattresses placed side by side. It's impossible to sleep on them: they're too soft, and you keep sinking into the gap between them. We ended up having to remove the mattresses completely to get any sleep. The shower floor is extremely slippery, and there's practically no water pressure. The elevator in the building was extremely small. So, even basic needs—rest, sleep, showering, and using the amenities—were extremely poorly met.