No one else staying there, corrodors had no lights And were pitch black, sheets had hair in them, room was freezing and heater would cut in and out, bathroom very small and dark, alarm in st went off at 1am for around 15min, staff were unfriendly, hotel bar had empty bottles of spirits and could only offer beer, breakfast was very basic and stale, toast butter and jam, staff were not helpful at all, with us being the only people there you would think we would be treated better. We were supposed to stay for 2 nights and only stayed for 1 after a bad night sleep and uncomfortable beds, do not beleive the pictures as they are all false, not one rooms looks out at the acropolis, we recommend no one ever stays here, nO wi-fi is available.....the only good thing is location

Budget hotel in very good location. Our room was clean and tidy, although somewhat tired. Breakfast was one of those continental breakfasts of toast and jam, tea/coffee, and 'juice'. We stayed there because our plans needed to change because of strikes. The staff were helpful when it came to figuring out what was happeining in the city. Wi-fi was available in the room but was a bit hit-and-miss. Ended up going down to the breakfast room where it was better. Location was quiet, on a small square and near attractions, food and PT. Make sure you check out Matts athens guide online for really good tips and info.

The Adams hotel has a marble stairway that takes you to your room. Most importantly, it is clean and smells fresh. Our door did not lock well, but we felt safe enough. The washroom was dated and the showers did not work so well, but we only spent the nights in the hotel. The beds are flat and uncomfortable, but we could get past it. The owners will serve you a carbo-loading breakfast, so be ready to walk around the corner to the fruit and veg vendor for top ups to get your day to a good start. Their coffee is dark, rich, and delicious. Their juice is fresh and tasty. The proprietors will give you good suggestions for buses, food, and shops.
Location is everything in this case, as the hotel is situated at the foot of the Akropolis, near good shops, excellent restaurants, and near a major bus line that will take you to the sea side in about 45 minutes.
Print a map and the address to show to your taxi driver. The hotel is tucked away in rambly streets.

I stayed there for 6 nights and was very dissatisfied with the hotel & the owner. The room is dirty and the bathroom is too small. A USED, DIRTY teaspoon was put on my saucer in breakfast. On the last day of my stay there, someone entered my room and loosened one of the batteries in the remote control so that I couldn't watch TV. At one night, it was very noisy upstairs with the sounds of a couple of kids screaming & a woman shouting at them for hours. Nothing was done by the owner to shut them up. I strongly recommend anyone NOT to stay there!