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Hotel Phaedra is the perfect location to see almost everything on your list in Athens. We were thrilled to be able to look out our bedroom window and see the Acropolis rising above us. The hotel also is just minutes from the Acropolis Museum, Plaka...More
We stayed at Hotel Phaedra on a recent trip to Athens in September, 2014. The hotel, as mentioned in other reviews, is perfectly situated in the heart of the Plaka. The hotel's roof terrace sits right under the Acropolis and offers a completely unobstructed view...More
The Phaedra offers a lot more than you would expect at this price level: location in unbeatable - everything worth seeing in Athens is within walking distance and the neighbourhood is nice. The location also means an exceptional view of Athens from the rooftop terrace...More
The room we had had a view of the acropolis. Located in the Plaka it was situated close to all the sites we wanted to see in addition to shops and restaurants. They have a 24 hour desk making it great for a late arrival....More
Small budget hotel, room could not have been smaller for two people (singles) and we had a private bath. We managed just fine, though. It was clean, the management was very helpful and very sweet. The best part is the location - the plaka area...More
Due to its proximity to the Acropolis, Plaka remains the area where the majority of foreign visitors stay and play. Its attractive features include small squares, some notable museums and the beautiful Mitropolis cathedral, as well as a host of places to stay, eat and drink. Its pedestrian zones make it a pleasant place to escape from the city’s notorious traffic. Adrianou and Kidathineon Streets contain a
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number of souvenir shops, offering classier items than you will find in the Flea Market. The most rewarding section to explore is the upper reaches towards the Acropolis itself, where many old stone houses with tiled roofs have survived. Up here you can find leafier corners and the odd quaint taverna with unobstructed views of the ancient rock.