Hotels near Foundation of the Hellenic World

"Overall , my experience was 4-5 star. Although it was not as close to the city center as I would have liked, it was still walkable. "

"Great"

"The lady in the lobby was really nice, the hotel was new and clean. There were many restaurants near the hotel. The only problem was that there was loud music until very late during some nights but it is not the hotels fault."

"We thought the Stanley was an excellent, central, and clean hotel in Athens. They had a beautiful rooftop bar/restaurant and wonderful breakfast buffet. Overall, we were very happy with our stay there."

"Very conveniently located apartment/ hostel. Lots of restaurants nearby. Very close to the Acropolis and the Acropolis museum. Walking thru the Plaka was the best (experiencing local shops, eateries and streets). Perfect place to see local Athina culture and life. The studio is affordable but have to say that the rooms are a bit small and not like a star place. Just fyi. But we liked it and would recommend the place because of the convenience and ease of access to lot main attractions in Athens. "

"loved the Hotel clean and safe "

"The photo is a view from top of the Parthenon not zoomed in shows the distance from it to the hotel no more than a few minutes walk away from the entrance you could not pick a better situated hotel for all the sites you want to see. "

"My fiance is very clean and and tidy. I always need to be conscious of this when we travel together. In a city where I know some of my friends have had quite varied results with accommodation, Vision Gazi proved to be a very high quality, modern, and clean choice. Located within a very easy walk to Kerameikos metro station, with many nearby eateries and bars and corner stores for groceries and coffee, Vision Gazi is also a very convenient choice. There is an associated hotel elsewhere in Athens available to discuss any needs, but potential guests should not that this building is unstaffed except for the visit by housekeeping. There was a small complication, in that the hotel sends you instructions for self-entry to the building, but this did not happen until the same day, and as I was in transit, and hoping for an early check-in on arrival this was a bit concerning. When I chased the hotel for the instructions, they wrote back to say I first had to pay the "climate tax", which is a small and normal fee, but this meant that whilst I was waiting nearby on a very hot day, it took some time to get the details to pay the tax, then the code to enter the building. Having said that, I was still granted early check-in which was nice. I simply mean it might be a good idea to chase the management prior to arrival in Athens to make sure you have all the details earlier than I did. I'll stay here again :) "

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