I'll start with the good things. The room was very comfortable and spacious. The bed was excellent. The bathroom was clean and modern. It's a small hotel. It has about 5 floors, with 5 or 6 rooms per floor. The reception is just a counter, but the staff was very friendly. It has a small terrace where the restaurant is located, but it was under repair, so we didn't use it. The best thing about the hotel is that it's located on a pedestrian street full of shops and restaurants near Sygtagma Square.
Now the bad thing: we traveled in March, and it's the cold season, so hotels in Europe don't have air conditioning, and you have to open the window. Because of this, you can hear the noise from the street and the bells of a nearby church. I give it a 4.5 out of 5.
Don't expect a large hotel, and because it's a pedestrian street, the shuttles don't arrive right in front of the door. You have to walk a bit to where the driver can park.
