Hotels near Lycabettus Theater, Athens

it was great time there becuase it is clean and kind staff, and house cleaner as well. the door gets broken but they fixed it quick. I recommend.

It was okay overall. Breakfast was simple, but it was still nice that it was provided. However, I couldn't sleep well because the people sharing the same room snored a lot ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

Firstly I booked this hotel and then noticed the breakfast was served in a breakfast box. I didn’t want this so asked the hotel to cancel and we go elsewhere but they didn’t comply - fair enough as it was prepaid rate with no cancellation. the breakfast we tried the first day and it wasn’t for us - boiled eggs, ham, cheese etc so we didn’t order it for the rest of the stay. Some really good coffee places nearby within 2 min walk. There is a techno club literally under the hotel so Friday and Saturdays from around 5am - 2pm the next day the bass ….we could feel it on the 4th floor. We ran out of toilet paper on one occasion and the reception told us they had ran out and I had to go and buy my own - strange for a 4 star hotel. The area is sketchy, we didn’t mind the walk but next time I would stay in another area. Around 30 mins walk into the centre or there was bus’ but we didn’t use. Sometimes we would rent a car, wouldn’t of felt comfortable leaving in this area. Overall I think the hotel make the best of the location they have, rooms are nice and clean - but wouldn’t stay here again based on the noise and the area. Photo from the balcony of the loft room.

Fantastic location! We stayed for 6 nights and explored different parts Athens each day. A reasonable spread of breakfast is provided and a wide variety of food is available near the hotel. All the must see places were within 15 walking minutes from the hotel and most importantly the area around the hotel was very safe.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, just a 15-20 minute walk from Syntagma Square. Although it's right on a main street, it was surprisingly quiet at night. I had booked an upgrade to a quad room, but since there were only two of us, it felt incredibly spacious. A big plus is that the hotel provides locks for the lockers. On top of that, the overall environment and facilities are quite new. If you're visiting Greece for a short trip, especially if you're a solo traveler, I'd definitely recommend considering this hotel for its great value for money.

The service was great and helpful, the room was spacious, bright, clean, and tidy. However, the water pipes on the first floor were very noisy, and they even disturbed at night. No bottles water was provided. The location is very close to the metro station, which is very convenient.

The service is very good👍 Every request is met There is a kettle for drinking And coffee and tea are optional The breakfast is really great My mother is super satisfied There is a street view outside the window Every service staff is very nice

It’s a city centre location; convenient, but loud, messy and dirty on the streets. Hotel is next to police station. Staff nice, BUT: no napkins at breakfast, no small spoon for coffe. You have to ask for them all the time. They have plant based milk, but you have to ask for that too. And at front desk they never said hello or good bye when coming and going. Room: clean, but the airconditioning is a pain in the ass. During the night you freeze, then it stops, then you sweat. So we caught a cold…Room cleaning was randomly done: they gave 1 new towel, didn’t collect the dirty ones and took the towel you step out the shower and didn’t give any new. Breakfast: all right, coffee not so good.

The hotel is quite far from the center, so you’ll need to rely on public transportation regularly. There’s a bus station on the street that takes you to the nearest metro stop and into the city, but buses only run every 20–30 minutes. As for the room itself – when I booked the basic room, there were 36 photos that made me think the room would be larger. Maybe that was my mistake (or maybe intentional marketing?), but either way it felt misleading. The room was very clean, but the bathroom soap was the bright pink mall-style kind, and in the shower there was a bottle of clear liquid that honestly looked like bleach. I really hope that wasn’t meant to be shower gel. The room had no window, only a large door to the balcony, which makes it tricky if you want fresh air at night. The AC froze the small space (and I normally love sleeping with AC), but there was no blanket, only a very thin sheet. So the choice was either freezing or no air. There was no desk or chair in the room – if you want to sit, the only option is the bed. There was a washing machine, but no detergent tabs provided. I actually bought a box of 40 at the supermarket and left them there, but I have a feeling they didn’t stay for the next guest. Overall, I wouldn’t stay here again.

The Candia hotel was a very short and easy walk with a lot of luggage from the train station. I was able to check in an hour earlier than they state in the information and the receptionists were very helpful. The hotel is a short walk to the underground station in Thessaloniki from there it was a short train ride ( very exciting if you get a front seat) to all the museums and centre. The room at Candia was very large with a big bathroom and was very comfy, clean and relaxing. There are shutters in the windows that was good for the mornings. Nd the sun did not wake me up! Breakfast was amazing with a wide variety of hot and cold food. I especially liked the fruit and yoghurts with an array of extra bits for healthy toppings. The swimming pool was lively and I had fun in the sun. There were plenty of staff to help there and make my stay fabulous. The views from the top of the hotel were great and I wished I’d taken some images! Thessaloniki has a lot to offer travellers who enjoy culture, which is why I chose to stay there.