It's a nice boutique hotel at the very center of Athens.
The rooms are of average size, with all the middle class hotel amenities provided. The mattress is really good. The bath is ok and you will find the basics there, you would better be well prepared though.
The view of Acropolis is AWESOME!!!
The hotel staff was not that that will make you feel like home. The breakfast quality was the average of hotels of this class. Decent enough to eat it.
Sound isolation is an issue. You can hear everything that goes on around your room! Door safety is another problem. You don't feel safe behind that door.

Don't know where to start. I am a Greek American that travels to Greece at least every year, so I know the country well. I'm generally well traveled and have experienced accommodations from low to exceedingly high end.

Here's the reality of this "boutique" hotel: They've put lipstick on a pig, are calling it something that it is not, and have attitude about it. The web site is very well done, contains photos of the property but is not in any way a true portrait. It is very good at showing the lipstick while hiding the pig. The owners have definitely done a great deal to decorate the place (in questionable, very kitschy but fun taste) but not addressed the really poor (in quality and age) shape of the place at all. It's possible that the suites in the front are ok (I did not get to see them) but we were placed in a shabby ghetto like room (called a suite) with a 70's bathroom that was disgusting. The furniture I suspect was meant to appear antique-y but frankly was nothing more than cleaned up flea market standards. I was dismayed to find that the safe was never bolted down and I had no problem moving it (all 125 pounds on me). We had an interior window suite (I've had that experience before and I was fine with it) that overlooked a steel spiral staircase. ***Note that these are their "family suites" - they finally admitted this to us after we arrived, saw the room and requested an upgrade. It gave us full and intimate access to the conversations of guests waiting for the elevator or going to breakfast not to mention the full sounds of the renovation crew through the night as they carried and clanged aluminum ladders up and down the levels desperately trying to finish the decor of the next floor in time for the high season bookings. I think this is a great indicator of guest services attitude at this place. Another indicator was the breakfast crew telling us that they were shutting down when we showed up 20 minutes prior to breakfast ending and the buffet had already been cleared. We thought it amusing the next morning when we were having breakfast at a cafe next door and saw one of the hotel kitchen crew running between the hotel and a grocery store with food basics mid morning. We canceled our end of trip return reservations and warned our friends to do so as well (I had given them the idea to reserve naively thinking the web site could not have been that off). The location was perfect. But that's it. We are still referring to it as our Magna Disasta.

Stayed at Magna Grecia in July 2009 for a few nights to explore Athens. Based on TripAdvisor reviews thought it's a nice boutique hotel in central location with all standard middle-class hotel amenities. Well, the location is central indeed. But the total lack of service and interest of the staff (room on 2nd floor, but noone ever even offered to help us with the luggage, no information about anything, no friendly greetings...), the disgraceful breakfast, the super-tiny room, ultrasoft mattress (basically a piece of foam) and questionable cleanliness made it a really disappointing experience. If you're totally desperate for location and don't care about anything else, this might be for you. But if you expect anything else from service, food or room quality for the relatively high price they're charging, stay away.

We stayed at Magna Grecia in Athens on our first night in Greece. The room was small, but had everything we needed - including an inward facing room not on the main road. The roof top terrace is quite lovely with good views of the acropolis, though the restaurant there is quite pricey. Magna Grecia is a short walk from two main metro stations, which is a real selling point of this place, as well as the location in a lovely part of historic Athens. The service here is also great - we left early in the morning before the buffet breakfast opened and the hotel staff packed us a very filling breakfast. Would definitely stay here again!