This hotel might just be in the most seedy area to most folks yet I felt like I got the best seat in the house . I really was a bit Leary pulling up to see Tranny hookers and Nigerian drug dealers on the same street but at the same time Greek Orthodox priest roaming around .
I'm an adventures solo woman traveler and still felt very safe . The police station is right next door , so to see the hot men in uniforms and all the Roma gypsy women handcuffed in groups was very entertaining . Also it's central to everything . And great lil' shops to buy great souvenirs cheap . I got some great buys at the jewelry store across the street .
The rooms were clean and the service and free breakfast was excellent .

good location..
good service..
the staff was very eager to help when asked..
the room was good..
the bed a little hard but gav enough comfort to sleep..
the bathroom was nice but tiny and could use a showercurtaine..
eventhou the policestation was nextdoor we werent bothered by it..
the breakfast was ok eventhou the coffey was not so good...
otherwise the price is afordable..

Nice and clean. They cleanded our room 3 times a day(everytime we went out)

Breakfast ok Dimitris who worked there was very kind and helpful

George at The Front Desk was really helpful and funny. He made me laugh many times and is the best!! Hope that he workes there next time we visit!!

Central located at the Omnia Square and near to Acropolis about 20 min walk

We stayed there one night and I can't complain too much. The rooms are much nicer than the out-dated exterior. I was a little turned off by the neighborhood even if they say it is convenient because it is near the subway system. You have to walk through a few gritty streets but it seems relatively safe. The breakfast was very good and the staff was super friendly and honest when we asked for information.

I would recommend this place if you can't find a decently priced place in the center or are looking for a good deal. Clean rooms and nice service.