My husband and I, along with my brother and his wife, had a most enjoyable stay at this hotel from May 4 to 8. Because we were members of CAA we got a nice discout when we made the reservations on the Internet. About those Internet reservations, make sure that you got the correct hotel name because there are 3... more

Luckliy for us none of our party lost any wallets on our journey to the hotel, but the staff were no less helpful. They planned our visit to Athens, with routes to and from the Acropolis, booked taxis (and suggested when to book them for as we had no idea!), directed us to travel agents to book the next leg... more

On our way to the hotel my husband had his wallet stolen on the metro after we had changed trains at Omonia. The staff couldn't have been more helpful and kind. The helped us to ring the credit card companies free of charge, brought us cold drinks and generally made us feel welcome. The room was good. It was quiet,... more

This is a good hotel. The rooms are clean and their sizes were adequate. more

I stayed in this hotel for 4 nights with my sister. Our room was on the 6th floor, small but clean, had a balcony, over-priced mini bar and shower room (no bath tub unfortunately). From reading previous reviews we were worried about the area but were in fact pleasantly surprised that the surroundings were very safe, day or night. The... more

We (me, my wife and aour son) stayed in this hotel for a weekend and in general we are satisfied. The rooms and the whole hotel are very clean, allthough the building is an old one. The breakfast OK (could have more variety) and the stuff very polite and helpful. The prize is good for a western hotel. What I... more

I stayed here for 5 days in Athens, and as soon as getting off the metro, felt like it wasn't in the best part of town. It is closest to Omonia station, and while it's a bit confusing to find from the metro, it is only about 5-10 minutes walking distance, with shops and restaurants around. Be prepared to see... more

We stayed here for a week in october 2008. The hotel itself is very clean and nice, the balconys are good to sit out and cool off on, also the location is not too bad in terms of being close to local ammenites such as shops, metro, buses, restaurants & museums ect... However the staff were less than helpful and... more

I took a group of students to Athens, Greece in mid-December 2008, just after the fatal shooting of a teenager by the police led to rioting throughout the country. We stayed at the Museum Hotel for seven nights. As it turned out, the focal point of the riots was the Polytechnic University – which is right across the street from... more