Hostels in Attica, Greece

Because my first stay at this hostel was great, when I had to change my plan during my trip in Athens I came back this place. First time was a private room and this time I stayed in female dormitory. It was comfortable and I appreciate other guests were all considerate to others. The amenities available are so few. You better have your own toothbrush, face wash, etc. But over all love this place.

I love the vibe of this place. Capsule-style bedding, no towels provided, but the downstairs area is pretty happening. A little bar/cafe down there seems to be a popular place to congregate and chill in the evenings, and the staff is super-nice and friendly. It's on a quiet street, within a 5 minute walk of a major metro station. Good value for the money if you're a solo traveler. I'd definitely stay here again.

I was helped very well by the man at the reception. The room was clean and reasonably sized; nice to have a shower and toilet in the room. Easily accessible from the metro.

The location of hostel is pretty good. Everything is like 5 minutes walk away. . Hostel staff is really nice and thats all about it. . Rest of the things are below average. . need to work on cleanliness.

Stayed in the hostel in Athens which is located in the City area. Breakfast were provided with great coffee and bread and butter/jam, cereals and milk. Happy hour from 7 pm - 9 pm where by free wines are provided and guests can meet up and mingle. Highly recommended.

The location is very convenient, the room and restaurant are spacious. The front desk service is great and nice. It is very convenient to get to the Acropolis, museums and other attractions.

This has been a top fave hostel. Great location, super friendly staff and a great bunch of people. Very friendly atmosphere, had an absolute awesome stay. My only regret is that I didn't stay longer..

Not bad. This is my first time staying in a hostel that doesn't have bunk beds.

The hostel is located 15 minutes from the Monastiraki metro station. The hostel provides a shuttle bus to the airport, it needs to be booked a day in advance. The hostel itself occupies the entire entrance to the roof. There is a bar on the roof and a large terrace on all sides of the building. They remove badly. The hostel is dirty, no one really cleaned the showers, only the garbage will be taken out and the floor will be wiped. The bed linen has already been made, only sheets from the blanket. From the air conditioner and the window was blowing, there was nothing to hide. The pillows are very uncomfortable and damp. Slept without a pillow and ended up wearing a sweatshirt. The room was large, but crowded with beds. I don’t know why it happened, my neighbors from the USA and Australia practically didn’t go anywhere and generally stayed in the room all day. They fell asleep and vomited. Why the stench in the room was incredible from sweat, stuffiness, vomit. The shower bath is always stuffy and damp, there is a small window. Drawers for things are located right next to the shower door, which makes it very inconvenient to use them, they are far from the beds. There were a lot of mosquitoes in the room, I had a fumigator with me, it helped. All night people went back and forth, I practically did not sleep, every day I was broken. They give you a free shot upon check-in. Prices at the bar are moderate, aperol and mojito for 8 euros. The breakfast is rich, there are eggs and fruits, bread, jam and oatmeal, payment at the bar on the same floor. Free drinking water at the bar, it's convenient to fill the bottle. It was unpleasant to be in the room, so after sightseeing I sat in the lounge area, where the kitchen is. Worked there, wi-fi catches well. You can order dinner in the kitchen, I have never taken it, but I saw it, they say that it is tasty and convenient, you don’t have to go anywhere. They rent towels. The area itself is located somewhere in the backyard, it’s very scary to walk in the evening, there are only construction sites, abandoned buildings, parking lots and Pakistani-Indian establishments around. There are no women walking around the area at all. The photo is a view from the roof.

The view of the acropolis opens from the top floor. The elevator is old enough, it didn't always work. There is a courtyard with sofas. There is also a bathroom on the second floor - two toilets, four showers