Kifissia Hotels with Swimming Pools

Stayed here for 4 nights. I can’t fault the hotel. Firstly this is the first hotel I have ever stayed in that had great lightening and lots of lighting options in the room. Room service, all meals were delicious. Would highly recommend the chicken with burnt lemon sauce. Gym, well stocked and good range of machines and weights. Fabulous pool area, although I did not get chance to use it. But appreciated my view from room balcony. Would definitely recommend this hotel and I would not hesitate to stay here again,

The hotel is situated in a quiet road in the lovely district of Kifissia. For those visiting Sthens, Kifissia is a great area to stay in albeit out of the centre which for us is perfect. The staff are super helpful and friendly, nothing appears to be too much trouble. We had a small issue with the bathroom in our first room which neccistated a room change and that was to an upgraded suite, wonderful! Breakfast is more than adequate. If we visit Athens again it will be to The Y Hotel for sure.

This is an excellent 3 star hotel, for me at the verge of being a 4 star one. Very good service and attentive personnel. Rooms are small but cozy and sufficient. Nobody stays in for long, just sleeping. At cooler days you may walk to kifisia shopping district or pay 6 euro for a taxi. Breakfast is good and despite a limited number of rooms, it was still pretty good. Not sure if you can ask for omelette or the like. Overall, i will go again for sure👍😁

Unpleasant Stay - Would Not Recommend We stayed for one night and unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. Firstly, the issues with the room were numerous. The temperature was set to an uncomfortable 27°C, and we couldn’t adjust the AC ourselves. After calling the receptionist, they lowered it for us but failed to inform us that opening the door would reset it back to 27°C. As a result, we woke up to the same stifling temperature the next morning. Additionally, the balcony door handle jammed after we opened it, forcing us to sleep with the door open. We later learned that it could be unblocked by pressing something at the bottom of the window—though, in hindsight, this might have been a blessing, as it prevented the room from reaching 27 degrees again (in December) To make matters worse, upon checking in, we were informed there would be a private in-house party from 9 PM to midnight. What we didn’t anticipate was the blasting music that shook our entire room. When we called reception at 12:20 AM to ask when it would end, we were told it could last another hour or until the last guest left. It was evident that the comfort of private partygoers took precedence over the paying hotel guests. Overall, we were extremely disappointed with our stay and will definitely not be returning.

I am a former Vice Consul who is currently heavily disabled and I live in Tolo-Argolida with my partner who needed urgent medical attention at the KAT Hospital in Kifissia. Not knowing the hotels in Kifissia, I happened to call the Pines. It was confirmed to me that it had easy access to the said hospital, so believing the member of staff I went ahead and booked the hotel. At no point during our conversation was I told that this is a couples hotel as I would never have accepted to book. We got there at 01.35 tired and nervous about our hospital visit, but we went off immediately to get some lunch On our return to the hotel at 15.10 we had decided to take a short rest so I asked the reception staff to wake us up with coffee at 15.45 so that we don't miss our very important hospital appointment. Thankfully, though I hadn't fallen asleep as I was very disturbed after turning on the TV in order to relax our minds by watching the daily news but instead finding two hard core porn channels back to back... at this point I switched off the TV and awaited for the coffee. When at 15.50 it still hadn't arrived, I called reception to ask what had happened, only to be told that he would send some coffee up to us immediately. After 15 minutes though and as we had to urgently leave in order not to miss our appointment at the Hospital, the bar staff knocked the door carrying two cups of coffee. However, as we were already running late we did not have any time to waste so, after I told the bar staff that he was too late, we rushed off to the hospital. What shocked me most of all is that the reception staff called to complain. I can't believe the audacity of it. Instead of apologising he appeared angry! Can you believe it? An 180 kilometres journey for a hospital appointment that we nearly missed simply because of their inefficiency!!! At this point I need to stress to other prospective customers that the Pines Hotel, in my view is 100% a ”couples” hotel! I find it very unfair that they do not warn customers before their arrival!!!