Not set in the best area, butclean and basic 35 euro's per night. Initial room 402 was noisy and had a view of a wall. Asked to change and noproblem moved us to 802 which was quieter and had a view over the rooftops to the lycabettos. Receptionist also told us of a very good restaurant prinicipally used by locals

The hotel is located in a very multi-ethnic street called Axarnon, almost you can't find even one Greek man or woman on this street, even the shops and shop keepers are all strange foreigners. It's really not safe to walk late at night alone on this street. There is a bus station in front of the hotel and there is a metro station within 20min walk. Well the taxis are not so expensive in Athens like those in Paris. The rooms are very small, old, very ugly view, not a suitable bathroom but a good A/C. Very simple breakfast finishing on 9:30am-10:00am. Stuffs are okay but they do not like to communicate with guests too much and really do not have enough information about Athens and Greece to share with you. Free Wi-Fi internet is available only in lobby. I should say, this is just a place to sleep at nights and no more.
I can't tell you that I do not recommend this hotel because : 1. It's so cheap 2. All hotels in Athens are more or less like this one.

This hotel is situated a few minutes walk from Omonia Square in tha always bysy Victoria Square next to the National Archaeological Museum , Victoria electrical rail station and rail station Larissis . This is just a basic hotel , so dont expect anything special . However i had a clean room with a decent bathroom . The breakfast was also good . I would not be staying with my family , but as a solo traveller on business I found it ok . It is let down however by the shady run down area . A no frills budget hotel. For its price it is good 2 * hotel

basic hotel,very70s.
Dreadful breakfast and lift.
Large rooms very clean.