Hostels i Thessaloniki og Centrale Grækenland

"Arrived at a closed door, called the place, he came after 10 min. Got room nr. 5, which has a tiny window high up, which is pretty useless and the room feels claustrophobic. No staff to be seen throughout our stay, and the room code is.. well let's say 'scatchy '. Maybe some of the other rooms are fine, but ours was not worth the money. No plans on coming back here. "

"A localização é muito boa, o chuveiro é muito bom, a cozinha é boa. Os contras sao o colchão, que você sente a mola nas costas e a proximidade dac área social dos quartos, o que incomoda as vezes. "

"Great place! Super clean, private beds with curtains, clean rooms and bathrooms. Absolutely recommend. Well located too."

"Amazing hostel, very close to a metro that connects to most of Athens. Clean and had a great vibe about it! The staff are welcoming and very friendly. They offer great help with sightseeing in Athens and tips for places to eat, you can also order food through their website to the hostel. Their bar and lounge area was a good place to meet new people and have fun. On my first night we were 7 people who ended up going out together. The only downside is that in the area of the hostel there are quite...

"Will stay there again!"

"It's a youth hostel. Not a hotel. Receptionist meet us with an attitude. Got a small and extremely cramped street level room in another building across the road with people partying and shouting just outside our Windows most of the night. At 7 am loud as hell construction work begins right next door. No sleep at all before long drive to the Peloponnes. Cannot recommend. "

"My Mosaikon stay was an excellent bargain. A friendly, clean, no-frills accomodation in a very simple (almost monastic but comfortable) bedroom with a nice bathroom/shower was located at the heart of Athens' historic & nightlife district. I arrived at the hotel around 5pm and had to depart from ATH early the following morning. This gave me time to get situated in my room and head out for the 18-min (based on Google Maps) walk up to the Acropolis through the Agora, which of course took me longer...

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