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Chose this location as we wanted to visit Athens and Marathon. Booked one week with EasyJet and paid £100 for taxi transfers to and from hotel and airport. All inclusive holiday and couldn’t fault the food apart from the usual problem of servery food, heat. Local drinks included were as expected. Room in main hotel was comfortable and serviced daily. Lifts worked well. Did some research and decide to book a taxi to take us into Athens. Cost 100 Euros return, booked for 07.15 to return at 16.30. Dropped off and picked up at the Acropolis. Took 55 mins both ways. Can go by local bus and metro for much cheaper but will not get you there until much later when the queue is half a mile long! We were fortunate that the day we visited was a museum day and all entrances were free. Worth checking if any of these dates coincide with your holiday. Otherwise 20 Euros each just for Parthenon People who had pre booked on the internet or cruise trip did not get refunds. Paid 20 Euros each for hop on/off bus. Spent most of the time stuck in traffic. Would recommend walking. Paid 12 Euros for a taxi to Marathon race museum. Only 2 Euros each. Museum is large and very interesting. Then taxi to Marathon beach 8 Euros and walk back along the beach to the hotel. From hotel beach gate exit turning left takes you to Marathon beach, 30 mins walk. Turning right takes you to Nea Makri harbour, 50 mins walk. Hope this information is helpful, enjoy your holiday 🌞

Awful room allocation over a busy noisy bar that blared out music until midnight. Rang Reception to complain at 10 pm but told it was a separate business. Checked out a day early as it was so awful. Disgusting that they have rooms over such a noisy bar and dont sound proof them. Managed to park car but parking extremely limited in very busy area. Checked in and told room on 1st floor but no lift so had to use a 'ramp' to get up which quite a long ramp and not easy to use. Breakfast disappointing. Coffee machine and machine dispense for 'juice' that was like watered down squash.

The best villa Room not only in Athens but in all of Greece.evrything was Top.but the best part was George the owner!im glad and lucky to meet this person!kind,gently,hospitality and the best orange and mandarin in World 🙏🙏🙏thanks George !i never going to forget these days in your Home!Andrea and the family from Albania!

A very lovely and simple hotel, very peaceful and with a lot of shops nearby. The housekeeping ladies were lovely and the reception as well. We spend time on the evenings with the reception, Giannis to be exact , a very lovely and caring boy, always smiling and helpfull to our needs. (after all he was the one who recommended the hotel to us, as we knew him from the previous one and we missed him) We will for sure return, and we will bring our kids with us as well (maybe once the pool opens)

I am very experienced traveler and this hotel was a big surprise for me because I stay many times in Athens and I never found something so good for me ! Great location ! quiet and inside the nature ! very clean hotel with new furnitures & excellent bed ! lovely experience the pool inside the room ! very good breakfast and very professional and friendly staff ! I will never forget the smile and the professionalism of Sevi from the reception desk . She was really amazing in our service ! I will stay always there when I am in Athens ! strongly recommended !

First of all, it is important to distinguish this, Mati Hotel, from the nearly-adjacent Hotel Mati. We chose to stay here as a moderately-priced and relatively close alternative to the pricey hotels near Athens airport. The hotel is dated in many respects, including the absence of electronic room keys. Nothing else appears to have been updated in recent years. The hallways seemed to easily carry sound from one end to the other. The hotel’s website lists parking as “Free! Private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed.” I suppose that is technically true, but there are only a very few spaces by the entrance, and as far as I can tell, the rest you must find along the streets of Mati. Breakfasts were fine, and the staff worked hard to keep refreshing its items. I mention working hard because there were at least two different tour bus groups that stayed overnight. I do not know if that is true during peak season, but in our case, it was hard to locate an available breakfast table. The staff was wonderful in showing us to one. We felt hotels closest to Athens airport were significantly overpriced for value received. More moderately-priced options were harder to find, and in that respect, Mati Hotel satisfactorily served its purpose, but one night was enough.