50 Socratous Str., Athens, Greece
The 3-star Alassia Hotel Athens offers proximity to the state park "National Garden", situated nearly a 25-minute walk away. This Athens hotel features 82 rooms and comforts such as luggage storage.
The hotel stands in Omonoia, which draws daytime crowds to the Athens Central Market, where stalls are packed with olives, feta cheese, meat and fish, and simple food is available from street food stands and no-frills tavernas, 2.1 km from the religious sites like the Old Erechtheion Temple. The Alassia Athens is also just 450 metres from the Kotzia Square and around 20 minutes on foot from Areopagus. The accommodation is situated in proximity to the Kerameikos archaeological site, while KTEL Athens Station Terminal B bus station lies only 10 minutes' stroll away. This Athens hotel boasts access to Omonoia tube station, which is merely 150 metres away.
Furnished with soundproof windows, all rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, along with a mini-fridge-bar. An iron with ironing board and climate control are featured for guests' comfort. Providing a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, the bathrooms also have a hair dryer and bath sheets.
Alassia Hotel is approximately 5 minutes by car from Ta Karamanlidika tou Fani.
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George
2021-02-21
Would recomand to anyone. Enjoyed this place, it was ideal. All of hotel's staff are HELPFUL. It's not too far from Lithos, spent evening there.
John
2021-01-21
Worth its 3 stars. This hotel was good choice for exploring Athens, enjoyed it. The bed was comfortable and very clean. At 25 km distance from the airport.
Noisy street, but can't fault the hotel.
Jeff
2020-06-10
Good sized room. The entire experience was GREAT.
Philip
2020-03-19
we had a car, so 5 minutes drive to plaka. do recommend to everyone to stay here. pagkrati district certainly deserves to be visited.
