I stayed here for one night in June 2011, and found the hotel quite poor. It is located down a side street and quite hard to find if you dont know where it is, even several locals were unable to give me directions. The rooms were very basic, and untidy. I tried paying with a credit card which they were unwilling to accept. I was due to stay here on my return from visiting the islands for 1 night prior to my flight home, and I cancelled the room and stayed somewhere better.

We stayed here for three nights, first one when we arrived in athen on our way out to the island, and then two on our way back.

The rooms were allright, quite clean except for the wool blanket, it was a bit scetchy. Slept allright, bring earplugs cause it is quite loud, either from the street or if it's people in the yard. Bathroom in the corridor.

Breakfast was included, on our first stay we left very early in the morning but the sleepy guy at the desk gave us some halv fresh bread and jam, not the best breakfast I've had but still nice since we left so early. The second morning we got more stuff, cherries and there was milk and cereal and stuff. Unfortunately the last morning there was only bread, jam and cucomber. That said, you can eat, but don't expect much, you get what you pay for.

The staff is generally kind, but when we asked for advice on places to eat and walk they had nothing to say at all, neither could they help with information about strikes (we were there just for the time of all the riots in June) or stuff like that.

Would stay here again if it was just for transfer, but not if I was staying in Athens for a couple of days.

The hotel is small but very intimate, clean and well located in Plaka. Though the hotel is on a narrow but peaceful lane, it is not a problem to locate it from Syntagma Square. Staff are really good and friendly. Pakistani night staff is really helpful and guided us at his best. Breakfast was enough and good.

Everything is terrible about this place. I stayed in a room that probably was a storage room originally. There are only two windows and they open up into the cafeteria. There were no other people in my room and there are no lockers. I felt very unsecured. Furthermore, it's actually quite a walk to the acropolis. It's not as close as they make it out to be. It's on the border of the Plaka neighborhood which is nice but otherwise, that's the only thing that was positive.

The bathrooms were gross and rarely cleaned. They also don't lock so you have to sit there holding the door. Showers are cramped and have no space for hanging your clothing so you must bring in a plastic bag to place on the ground.

The doorbell rang throughout the night and that was super annoying. The breakfast is poor and if you go late, there will be none left as they do not refill.

Overall a bad stay.