Hotels in Dafni, Athens

I highly recommend B48 Dafni. It’s slightly off the center but getting to the Acropolis takes a 20 min ride, which is totally fine. The design is minimalist and the apartment is pristine clean and has almost everything you need (cooking supplies, blow dryer, cleaning kit, even a small safe deposit box). There is a shop nearby and some cafes.  A couple of things worth mentioning: if you think about having romantic breakfasts in the balcony, you won’t because the flat is overlooking a very busy highway crossing the whole city, though the smell, the dust and the occasional car noise. The noise level in the room with window closed is ok and they also give you some earplugs just in case.  Note that there is no washing machine, as I was staying for 10 days I had to discover that the nearest laundromat requires a 20 min ride which makes a whole operation very time consuming.  Also the apartments are really located near one another (like hotel rooms). I had pretty noisy neighbours and there was no salvation to this lol :) earplugs do help.  Apart of all that I had really great time there. The bed is really good, the cleaning staff is very nice and helpful (since there is no reception desk they will be the only ones answering your questions non-digitally).  But it totally worth its price and if you’re looking for something cosy and not too pricy this is a very good solution.

Very comfortable and we are all very satisfied.

Great stay, very clean and quiet. Central located and convenient location

In terms of accommodation alone, it's excellent value for money, the most affordable option in downtown Athens, and the rooms aren't particularly small. The problem is, the hotel is located in one of Athens' most chaotic squares; outside the hotel are all sorts of strange people, and I even encountered a pickpocket. Breakfast was at the bar, but seating was limited, so I had to sit at the counter. The desk in the room was inadequate, making it unsuitable for business travelers.

The hotel room is not big, but the location is very convenient for travel. When you go out from the left-hand corner and turn right, you will find the subway station. There are also several restaurants, which are quite lively. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the old site of the University of Athens and 20 minutes to the Syntagma Square.

Very close to the subway station, there is a restaurant supermarket downstairs, the hotel lobby is on the first floor, although there are stairs, but the receptionist will take the initiative to help carry the luggage. The room is a few large and everything is normal. There is a 24-hour counter and luggage storage. The day before leaving, I met a very good counter uncle to help deal with the wrong payment of the Greek restaurant credit card. The service was awesome! !

They have a part-time reception service, which I never encountered during my two-day stay, but check-in and check-out were surprisingly easy. I received step-by-step instructions via email and WhatsApp. If you have any issues, you're asked to contact them via a given WhatsApp number (though I didn't need to). The rooms offer complimentary capsule coffee service, and an extra heater is provided for colder weather. The rooms could be a bit bigger. The hotel is centrally located on the main street in a historic building. The price-to-service ratio is quite good.