Hotels in Psiri, Athens

We arrived after 10 PM. I was a bit hesitant about taking a taxi, as I'd seen previous guest comments mentioning safety concerns. However, the area around the airport metro station was quite lively, and the hotel was just a short walk, a few hundred meters, off the main road. The front desk staff were lovely and made us feel very comfortable. Once we got into our room and saw the Acropolis lit up at night, all my worries completely melted away.

The only real inconvenience was that my bed (number 1) didn't have a power outlet by the pillow. The bed itself was quite basic, with no curtain, and it would wobble every time I turned over. The luggage locker was a good size, split into upper and lower sections, but the upper section was too high and difficult to reach if you're not tall. Another issue was the toilet paper, which had an unpleasant smell. Also, there weren't enough hair dryers, so it was hard to get one. On the plus side, there was a rooftop and the hotel was very close to the station. I arrived late at night and was a bit worried, but I walked quickly and had no problems.

1. Get off the plane and exit from Exit 3, go over the overpass, and then go to the subway station and buy at Monastiraki Station. I spent 9 euros. The price should be different in off-season and peak season. This should be similar to the airport express line in Beijing. It is different from the price of ordinary subways. It will be more expensive, but it is more cost-effective than taking a taxi. It takes about 40 euros to take a taxi here. 2. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the subway station. Be sure to pay attention to the small doorplate of this hotel, please observe carefully. 3. I am a girl traveling alone, and my English is very poor. I rely on mobile phone translation and body language to express. The front desk here will patiently tell you the answer. In general, I am very satisfied. 4. The hygiene is very clean, and I think the room should be newly renovated, which is still good, but there is no kettle. If you want to drink hot water, you still have to bring a folding kettle yourself. I brought it in China. There is no toothbrush and toothpaste, so you have to bring your own. No free mineral water is provided. 5. I think the public security is still good, but I have never gone out at night, so I am not sure at night! It was pretty good during the day. I stayed for 3 days and it was pretty good. The front desk will get off work at 10pm, start working at 6am, and lock the door at 12pm. 6. This is actually the city center. The central square is right outside the subway station. It took me about 20 minutes to walk to the Acropolis. I walk very slowly, and it’s only 1.6 kilometers away from Constitution Square. So I don’t think it makes much difference to book a hotel near Constitution Square. It’s just a matter of the left and right sides of the city center.

I had a great stay at this hostel. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, and the food was genuinely impressive with good variety and taste. The staff were polite and helpful throughout my stay. The only thing I missed was having Type‑C charging ports in the room, which would have made things more convenient. However, the team provided a charger immediately when I requested one, so it wasn’t a major issue. Overall, a smooth and pleasant experience. Would happily stay again.

The location of the hotel is not too bad, quite near to the train station and about 15 minutes away from the Acropolis. Check-in and check-out were easy and the facilities were good. However, a major issue was that there were 2 blackouts throughout the evening, with the 2nd blackout lasting more than 7 hours from 2130H to 0500H the next morning. I had no choice but to sleep in my cold room as there was no heating, no lights and no electricity available. Overall, a rough night of sleep but if they can ensure that there are no blackouts, then this is easily a decent 4 star hotel.

This is a basic hotel, but the room was spacious and the bed was very comfortable. The breakfast buffet didn't have a huge selection, but it covered the basics and was enough to fill you up. It's really close to Monastiraki Square and the metro. However, Monastiraki is a nightlife hub, and it gets really crowded at night with plenty of party-goers. The hotel is right next to a pub, and every night from around 10 PM until 1 AM, there was incredibly loud electronic rock music. We reported it to the front desk, and they did provide earplugs, but for someone who needs energy for sightseeing during the day and a good night's rest, this was a disaster. Next time, I'll definitely choose a quieter area to stay. This place is really only suitable for those who love a lively atmosphere.

This hostel is located in a quiet area amidst the hustle and bustle. The front desk staff is friendly, and the rooms are equipped with a hairdryer and a private toilet. There’s a water dispenser on each floor and a study area on the second floor. The room uses a phone-based key system, but it can be a bit glitchy at times. Other than that, everything was perfect.

Had a fantastic trip, the atmosphere was great. The guy at the front desk even pulled me into a conversation and we had some drinks (he gave me several for free!). There are complimentary drinks at the reception, and coffee and cake in the mornings. You can cook your own meals, and the hostel occasionally organizes activities (like trips to the Temple of Poseidon).

very cheap and i am satisfied for what they provide with this money. room has a sink and a terrace that is a plus for cheapest public bathroom dorm. great city center location for everywhere.

The view from our room was absolutely incredible. The room itself was very modern and comfortable. The location is close to everything but on a quiet street. The breakfast had the usual but the pastries and bread were better quality and very fresh. Coffee was bad but the pods in the room were actually really nice. I'd definitely stay there again.