The awaking of the senses

An incredible hotel with the best location—close to everything, including the nightlife, yet still very quiet and peaceful. The spa and private indoor pool add to the sense of luxury the hotel offers its guests. Plus, the reception staff were super friendly and helpful, especially Dimitra ♥️. We hope to return soon—thank you!

The hotel's location was fantastic. I had never been to Athens before and—to be honest—didn't do any research beforehand, but this hotel was right in the middle of a great, lively area. It was situated amidst small streets filled with restaurants and bars that had a fantastic atmosphere without being too noisy. All the main sights were easily accessible on foot. Our room was small—though that was the one we chose (due to budget)—but it was clean and quiet, even though it was on the ground floor. The staff were lovely—really helpful and consistently friendly.

The hotel was very well located, with a wide choice of restaurants just steps away. The rooms were clean, and the breakfast at a nearby restaurant was excellent. The only downside was that the breakfast price included only black coffee, with no option for coffee with milk. However, the breakfast selection itself was very good and of high quality. We also had massages, which were very enjoyable. Overall, we were very happy with the hotel, the location, and the staff (specifically Joanna at reception).

Exceptionally good and enjoyable—a lovely place! We will be back.

We stayed here from May 5th to 10th. The hotel couldn't be better located. It was clean and quiet, featuring a small pool available for private use during reserved time slots, as well as a sauna and spa. We included breakfast in our stay; I had read mixed reviews beforehand, but I can say the coffee they served—sourced from a high-quality local roaster—was exceptional. If I had to be really picky, I’d say it would have been nice to have tea and lattes included in the standard breakfast offering (lattes cost extra, while only black filter coffee and juices were standard). Also, a few lighter food options—like a pastry—would have been good; I’m not a big breakfast eater, especially early in the morning, so I couldn't manage a full breakfast, though the quality was excellent. I believe the hotel used to serve breakfast at the rooftop bar—which is now closed—and that was a shame, as it overlooked the Acropolis and was a real sun trap. It would have been nice to just sit up there with a drink, though the space was small, so I understand why breakfast is no longer served there. The staff were lovely and couldn't have been more helpful. I would absolutely recommend this hotel. Our trip to Athens was wonderful, albeit short, and staying where we did made it even better.