18 Micon Street Athens, Athens

Pros:

• The hotel's modern industrial style is incorporates marble, cement, and brick in the spacious rooms, making for a stylish and comfortable stay.
• The two-bedroom family room has triple bunkbeds, toys, and a balcony, so families can relax and enjoy both fun and privacy.
• The hotel provides baby cots free of charge, and babysitting services can be arranged for parents who want a night out.
• Several rooms have fantastic Acropolis views from peaceful balconies, where you can lay out on a lounge chair to take in the Parthenon.
• The Decompression Room in the lobby lounge is a standout feature, with showers, lockers, changing rooms, and games available for use before or after a flight.
• The hotel's central location is perfect for exploring Athens, with Monastiraki Square and the Flea Market just a five-minute walk away and the Acropolis accessible via a 20-minute walk through Plaka or along the Dionysiou Aeropagitou pedestrian path.

Cons:

• The hotel is located on a pedestrian street in Psyri, which may be difficult for guests with heavy luggage to access.
• Some guests may find the industrial style of the hotel's decor to be too austere for their taste.
• The neighborhood of Psyri is quite lively, particularly during the summer, so book a room on a higher floor to make sure you sleep comfortably.

Authenticity

Once a 1950s industrial building, this 15-room boutique hotel in Psyri has been thoughtfully transformed into a modern space that has retained original elements while updating others. The hotel's industrial style incorporates elements like marble, cement, and brick with custom-made furniture and printed wallpaper to create distinct rooms.

Location

The hotel is situated on a pedestrian street in the lively neighborhood of Psyri. The surrounding area has a big variety of restaurants, shops, and bars. This central location means you're just a five-minute walk from Monastiraki Square and Flea Market, and a 20-minute walk through Plaka or along the Dionysiou Aeropagitou pedestrian path to the Acropolis.

Rooms & Bathrooms

The spacious rooms cater to travelers ranging from couples looking for a romantic atmosphere to families hoping to spread out. Several rooms have Acropolis views from their terraces, where you can stretch out on a cozy lounge chair. Suites can sleep up to four on sofabeds but families are best off in the two-bedroom family room that can sleep up to five and features triple bunk beds, toys, and a terrace. All rooms include smartphones pre-loaded with local tips that guests can use to surf the internet for free.