2-Star Hotels in Attica, Greece

It was a good stay for the price. Close to the station, towels are exchanged every day, and there is a cheap and delicious kebab shop right by the side (diagonally in front). The man at the front desk was very kind. However, the location is not very good first. The road from the station to the hotel is not so worried if it is not midnight, but it is not recommended for women. And if you go back to the hotel and go to the right about 3 blocks, you get to the dangerous zone of the Manila slums. There are all kinds of drug addicts. And there is no shampoo or toothbrush in the room. Then, there is no shower curtain, so the toilet becomes rusty even if it enters how well. But you can forgive me if you think about the price. Such a hotel.

I just spent 4 nights at Bedbox Hostel in Athens, and it was a fantastic experience. The location is super convenient, the beds are comfy and clean, and the common areas have a really friendly vibe. The staff were incredibly helpful, always ready with great local tips. It's excellent value for money, and I highly recommend it for backpackers and budget travelers.

The hotel boasts a perfect location. The metro station is just a minute's walk away, or you can enjoy a pleasant 20-30 minute stroll to the Plaka district, where all attractions are then within easy reach. Right outside the metro station, you'll find a shopping center featuring a charming rooftop cafe. It's an ideal spot to unwind with a coffee while enjoying a fantastic view, including the Acropolis in the distance. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Additionally, near the entrance, there's a display with various brochures to help you explore Athens.

The hotel is located in a nice place. All the major attractions are 1 - 3 metro stops away, which hardly takes 10-15 mins from the gate of the hotel to the gate of the attraction. The staff is really nice, the person who was doing morning shift on 22nd gave me an early checkin, very kind of him. The lady in the night shift, I think her name is Lana, she is also very helpful. Caffe and restaurant near the hotel are nice, multiple options are there. Now coming to the condition of the hotel - it’s not up to the basic standards. The rooms are very very old, the bathroom is in a pathetic condition ie old fittings, old marble (worst ). The building is in a mess. It looks like the hotel is not renovated since the time it was built. The lifts are scary. The lights in the room are dull. It’s better to book a hostel than this hotel in the same price point. There is a smell of chemicals on the Hotel floors. The hotels next to this hotel are way way better, there are 3 4 of them in the same lane. PS - incase you want to use the aircon they’re gonna charge you 5 euros per day , though I really doubt that the aircon will work, but still. The heater in the room was also not working. In the night you don’t get hot water, it will only come in the morning.

It's missing energy plugs near the bed for charging phone. The room was clean but the shower was too small, no handles, nothing to dry the feet after shower so the room got always wet and with a weird smell. The bed they put me was upper, in front of the air conditioning, i was freezing during the night, couldn't sleep properly. The staff is great.

All the staff were incredibly kind and friendly. The elevator was quite unique, almost like something out of a movie, and it made for an interesting experience. I absolutely loved that elevator! The views of the Acropolis and the church from my room were stunning, both day and night, and truly captivating. It's on a lively street, and with the church bells ringing, some might find it a bit noisy. However, I found it to be such a comfortable and cozy hotel that I know I'll remember it long after I return home.

Decent hotel and 2 mins walk from Omonia station. Area is rough with homeless and people on ***** but was told that it is safe to walk to Omnia station and back before 9pm as people wont disturb you. No issues in my 3 nights stay and i was back in the hotel before dark. Keys have to be deposited with the staff before leave the hotel and collected when you are back. They will verify the room number against your name.

Open late arrived at 9:30pm the lady receptionist offered me to go get freshened up and offered places to eat aall in walking distance at 10:30pm even has a kiosk outside the hotel very safe area for solo female travellers and a bus 15metres away that will take you to Athens for around $5aus including catching the metro train to stagima

The hotel is clean and offers a good price, with helpful staff who can even boil water for you. Its location near the National Archaeological Museum is a major plus. However, be aware that the surrounding area is a little bit dirty, and there are homeless people. Also, the shower in the bathroom is quite small.

Arriving in Athens late at night, I took the X95 bus from the airport to the last stop, then followed the map for about 10 minutes to reach my hotel. There was no one around, and I felt safe traveling alone as a woman. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, and the staff speaks English. If you need to go out, you must leave your room key with the staff and retrieve it upon your return. You can access your room via the stairs or the attached elevator. The room wasn't large, but it was tidy, clean, and adequate. It had a full-length mirror, a hairdryer, a small refrigerator, and spare blankets and pillows in the wardrobe. The sink in the bathroom was really small, and the water flow was a bit slow. However, the shower had stable water pressure, warm enough water, good drainage, and the showerhead could be adjusted, which was excellent. Overall, it's a good value hotel in central Athens!