Hotels in Vatanex, Athens

2 kilometers away from the Acropolis, the neighborhood is relatively dilapidated, seemingly the base of the automotive-related industry. Go south, do not go north, walk south for a quarter of an hour, there is a super large supermarket. The room was good, the health was very good, and the service staff was very good. Hotel breakfast is bought outside and is not recommended.

Very satisfied apartment. First of all, the room type meets all our requirements: one bedroom has two separate separate beds and the other bedroom has a queen bed. In fact, there is an oversized sofa in the living room that can sleep two more adults (the sofa needs to solve the cover problem by itself, and ask the owner if he agrees). There are two toilets with showers and toilets; there is a restaurant with dining tables and chairs; There is a fan kitchenette with a microwave, an electric kettle, tableware, and a small refrigerator; although facing the street, the windows are double-layered, soundproof and anti-theft. People like us who sleep very lightly can sleep very comfortably. The house also has heating and is very warm at night. There is cooling and air conditioning. The apartment has a small elevator to ride. The hotel that meets this condition is not this price! Second, dining. Going out and walking across the street for 15 minutes is the subway station. There are local small restaurants (there is a pharmacy) near the subway station. It is okay to solve three meals. You can eat well and you can't say that you can eat well. Fourth, safety issues. It is said that there are businessmen from various countries nearby, the staff is more complicated, and you have to be more cautious when you go out. But we went back to the house at night and tried not to take the night road and travel together as much as possible, so the overall situation was good. It was dark on the road and there were obviously local professional women who were off work who were alone and hurried on the road, so the security was good. Fifth, the landlord is very enthusiastic! I contacted by email in advance, met a lot of instructions, took the initiative to draw out the specific places for nearby dining, took us into the house to introduce the situation (very good English listening materials, haha), breakfast has been piled up in the kitchen (bread, fruit, milk, eggs, juice, jam, Honey...all cold food), let us take it by ourselves. By the way, the landlord actually went into the house every day to clean up the garbage and help dump it, change the clean towels and shower gel. I was really shocked! The apartment landlord is not a 24-hour front desk of the hotel, so you have to communicate in advance if you have something to do. If you have to be critical, it is still some distance from the attractions Acropolis, Constitution Square and the airport, and you can take a taxi back and forth.

It's a new hotel, so the decoration and facilities are great. It's located at the exit of Omnia subway station and you can see it as soon as you exit the station. Although it is located in what is said to be the most chaotic area of ​​Athens, the actual experience of the hotel itself is very safe.

The hotel room is not big, but the location is very convenient for travel. When you go out from the left-hand corner and turn right, you will find the subway station. There are also several restaurants, which are quite lively. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the old site of the University of Athens and 20 minutes to the Syntagma Square.

Very close to the subway station, there is a restaurant supermarket downstairs, the hotel lobby is on the first floor, although there are stairs, but the receptionist will take the initiative to help carry the luggage. The room is a few large and everything is normal. There is a 24-hour counter and luggage storage. The day before leaving, I met a very good counter uncle to help deal with the wrong payment of the Greek restaurant credit card. The service was awesome! !