Hotels Near Saint Constantinos & Saint Eleni in Piraeus

A late cruise booking needed a single night and found this place after other cruisers had recommended. We were on a late flight so no need to go into Athens centre as we wanted to get on the ship early not do tourist stuff, Pretty good location for most things in the Piraeus area if staying more time. Very friendly and helpful staff both in the evening and the morning. We were late(10:30pm) and looking for something to eat, directed to the local kebab place Kali Pita by the old harbour just a couple of mins walk, huge portions and decent prices just what we needed, so full we skipped breakfast so can't comment on that We had one of the refurbished rooms although compact a good design with sufficient storage with small balcony the shower was great proper walk in. The superior rooms with terrace look nice from the pics. One attraction was the included cruise shuttle, this place had a lot of cruisers that morning so our chosen time could not be met as the driver was busy back and forth to the cruise terminal, not a problem, they called and paid for a Taxi which was way more than expected. we checked a few booking sites and the price varied quite a bit, but as it was still covid and winter prices were very low. Would consider again for a pre/post cruise stay.

everything of the hotel is good but the road to the hotel is a bit scary as it's winter time so it's already very dark at 7pm. Use the main road could be better.

Not bad, affordable, with a small balcony. Put the door of the room at the front desk when you enter and exit. It is far away from the E7 port of the blue star company. A taxi is required. Breakfast starts at 6 o'clock at the front desk. A taxi service can be provided. The service fee is 0.5 Euro. The odometer shows the fare of 4 Euro and the luggage ticket is 1 Euro.

I stayed here for one night on 3rd September. The location is very convenient. The port of Piraeus is safe and ”rising” a lot in recent years. If you feel like going on prettier areas, it's only a 15-minute walk or 5 minutes taxi. (Town Hall, Pasalimani/Zea, even Mikrolimano or Piraiki and so on... Metro is 3 minutes walk away too. I liked the facilities in the room (coffee maker, toiletries, ”smart” technology.) Decoration-wise, I liked the hotel. I personally like the blue color in the room, however dark shades make the room seem even smaller.The double bed was comfortable for me traveling alone for one night. It's a city hotel and I knew beforehand that the room would be small, so for me it wasn't a problem. But the classic I stayed in I don't think would be suitable for 2 people and/or a long stay. Some small complains are that there were some tiny stains on the pillows. Cleanliness was good overall, but in 4+ star hotels you expect attention to detail. The staff were polite but the inexperience of some of them shows, they seem kind of anxious and they don't talk comfortably or naturally, tt's like they're parroting a text. I didn't like the breakfast system and something urgent happened, so I left too early and didn't get one. All in all, despite any objections, it will be among my choices for the future.

The location of this hotel is great especially if you're going out on the ferries. We arrived at Athens airport about 8:30 PM and took the metro (blue line) from the airport to Piraeus. Left the metro and walked across the street to the hotel (maybe 50 feet?). Left the hotel in the morning of the second day and walked across the pedestrian bridge to the Blue Star Ferry we would be going on. The bridge has elevators as well. That might have been a 2 minute walk. You can't get more convenient than that. During the other day we took the metro into the city center and enjoyed the city. OK, now for the hotel itself. Superb!! Very modern, clean, comfortable beds, and great staff. Has a good restaurant/bar and is also close to a bakery, etc. When we go back we definitely will be staying at this property.

Nice and neat hotel tucked away just behind the ferry port of Piraeus. It is very close, walkable to Ferry port E9 and E10. The hotel itself is clean, tidy and well organized. The staff are fantastic; welcoming, polite and helpful. The main reason for the 5 stars. Our room, like the hotel, was clean, tidy and enough space. The bed was firm which works for us. The bathroom is large enough for one person, the water pressure is great. I really enjoyed staying a the Filson hotel.

I stay here whenever I visit Piraeus. Staff are so friendly and helpful and rooms are kept spotlessly clean. The hotel’s restaurant is one of the area’s best kept secrets. I cant get enough of the Thai fried rice which you can order as a vegeterian dish or with chicken. They sometimes offer a home- made moussaka that is divine. Menu prices are very reasonable if youre travelling on a budget

The most important thing to note is it's not in the heart of Athens, but if you are happy with that and perhaps you are getting on an early ferry or a cruise, then this is a great spot. There's actually plenty to do, with lots of bars and restaurants along the waterfront, a lovely walk around the marina to the main port area and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center nearer than if you're in Athens itself. The hotel is gorgeous, spotlessly clean, friendly and welcoming staff, hip rooftop dining/bar area and stylish, modern rooms. The views are lovely, too, right over the marina, so you wake to brilliant sunshine and the coast view. Dinner on the roof is just perfect – the food, the ambience, the service, the twinkling lights of the bay – even if you're not staying here, come here and have a drink. And breakfast in the Botanist is delicious. Shout out to the staff, everyone of whom was welcoming, friendly and helpful, whether it was storing our luggage, turning up outrageously late for breakfast or helping with directions. It's a really lovely, warm and welcoming place and ideal for a business trip or for a couples' getaway.

This is an exceptionally lovely place to stay in the centre of Athens. Walking distance to the Acropolis, Plaka District and all the fabulous restaurants. Very nice rooms and amenities with very friendly staff. Excellent service. Make sure you go up to the roof top bar for food and drinks with a fabulous night time view of the Acropolis and make sure you say hi to Marios… the best and friendliest of bar hosts!

Minus: The toothbrush holder looked very dirty, I would probably give it a deep clean. There were some signs of mold in the shower and the toilet paper holder was loose from the wall. The rain shower head lived a life of its own, very inconsistent with how the water came out, it also took time for the water to warm up. If you care about noise, don't get a room with a street view, the windows really weren't soundproof at all. The location is a bit sketchy at night. I would also recommend the hotel to advertise to people not to waste food at the breakfast buffet because there was A LOT of it by others when we were there. This is a big thing for hotels in the north. Pros: The room looked quite newly renovated. Seems like the hotel was under renovation because when we were there it was a completely different style from the breakfast room to the room. It's probably going to be very pretty when it's finished. Plus for the minibar and kettle in the room. Plus for a separate toilet room and shower room. Great view from the balcony in the room and from the roof terrace. Great, down to earth staff. Also a very good breakfast, I have stayed in many different hotels and this is one of the best breakfasts in Europe for me.