We stayed for two nights and found the rooms to be cheap, clean and exactly what we were looking for. They are very basic, but the hotel was easy to find and the staff at the 24hr front desk were very helpful with our trip planning. We didn't have any problems with the location and didn't feel unsafe at all, in fact we enjoyed the liveliness of the local streets during the day.

the area that this hotel is situated at is full of holigans and prostitutes..if ur a female they will be staring at you like never b4.
bt the rooms are very clean and they always clean ur room. So thats a big plus point.
I like the room cuz u gt everything from hairdyer to a balcony... lol
but the staff r very unfriendly specially the man.. lol hes proper rude at the begining but i think he will get better after few days... just keep smiling to him...hhehe

The breakfast buffet is just fine but they always serve the same thing.... coffee, bread, eggs, honey, conflakes, yougurt, sometimes fruit(melon), buns and cake....
but im telling you for definit u will get bored of this if ur staying up to abt a week....

Ohh yeh.. at night therz so many wired noises.... maybe its cuz of the area its at...
The hotel is not far from the metro which is usefulll....
But i liked their cleanness and equipements (furniture) that they had...

Overall I think its a good place to stay at as its value for price but gots its few downs...
If you're deciding to stay there i would say go for it just dont talk to the staff and dont listen to noises at night. :)

Although this hotel is within walking distance from the Omonia metro station, which is only 2 stops from the Plaka area and Acropolis, the location is not highly desirable. The hotel is fairly clean, the staff are unfriendly and somewhat unhelpful. I certainly wouldn't recommend it for female travellers - in groups or alone. You wouldn't want to be walking home in this area any time after dark. Perhaps it was fairly good value for money, but then Athens is pretty expensive now so the Euro doesn't get you much!

This hotel wasn't as bad as those on the north of Omonia Sq, where I spotted prostitutes at lunch-time. I was about to book Claridge hotel before going for this one, and that was a good move: it was at Claridge that I saw them and got looked at myself as if I were one. The area is mixed, with emigrants and a street market on Sundays, and feels slightly unsafe, but we were fine. The hotel was clean, breakfast ok with nice greek yoghurt, honey, boiled eggs, olives and coffee cakes that you could toast. People staying here were mainly families or middle-aged couples from Eastern Europe, which made me feel safe. The reception staff were nice and helpful. You get free wi-fi internet in your room. It's central, which was great, 20 min walk from Syntagma / Monastiraki / Acropolis, and I think overall it offered good value for money. They even kept our bags in storage while we travelled away for an over-night tour. I would recommend this, if you find no better deal. I'm not sure if I would have stayed here without a boyfriend though, because of the street feel in the evenings and the stares.