Popular Piraeus 4-star Hotels

The most important thing to note is it's not in the heart of Athens, but if you are happy with that and perhaps you are getting on an early ferry or a cruise, then this is a great spot. There's actually plenty to do, with lots of bars and restaurants along the waterfront, a lovely walk around the marina to the main port area and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center nearer than if you're in Athens itself. The hotel is gorgeous, spotlessly clean, friendly and welcoming staff, hip rooftop dining/bar area and stylish, modern rooms. The views are lovely, too, right over the marina, so you wake to brilliant sunshine and the coast view. Dinner on the roof is just perfect – the food, the ambience, the service, the twinkling lights of the bay – even if you're not staying here, come here and have a drink. And breakfast in the Botanist is delicious. Shout out to the staff, everyone of whom was welcoming, friendly and helpful, whether it was storing our luggage, turning up outrageously late for breakfast or helping with directions. It's a really lovely, warm and welcoming place and ideal for a business trip or for a couples' getaway.

The hotel staff are friendly and can communicate in English at the front desk. The breakfast buffet is rich. The room is compact. The water pressure in the shower room and wash basin is amazing. I was a little surprised when I first used it. Although it is close to the street and the port, the double-layer soundproof doors and windows are very effective. , you can sleep peacefully at night. The food for the dinner is excellent, which shows the skill of the chef. Overall very satisfied 👍

Stayed one night here before departing on a cruise. Very good location near shops, restaurants, and some pretty churches. Basic room is large by European standards, clean with composite floor and no carpeting. Discovered a cooktop and refrigerator in a closet just before we checked out. European bath with no shower curtain and a splashing sink. €13 per person continental breakfast. Instant coffee and tea in room.

Eight of us had a sibling and spouse reunion and we spent 4 nights in this hotel earlier this month (September 2024). It is well located, only 5-10 minutes' drive from the cruise terminal, and is a few minutes to a supermarket and pharmacies.The staff at the hotel were friendly and helpful. We particularly enjoyed the two dinners at the hotel restaurant. The food was very good. André the waiter was delightful in his manner, and we felt very welcomed. He was also very professional and helpful in handling a rather tricky situation - He and Vassilis went out of their way to ensure our birthday and anniversary celebrations were enjoyed by all. Thank you for making our stay at your hotel memorable.

Rental basis: Entire house or apartmentNumber of bedrooms: 0; Number of other rooms with beds: 1Athens: A Journey Through Time and CultureAthens, the historic capital of Greece and one of the most famous cities in the world, is an enchanting holiday destination where ancient history, vibrant culture, and modern urban energy come together in perfect harmony. From its awe-inspiring archaeological wonders, such as the iconic Acropolis and the Temple of Olympian Zeus, to its lively neighbourhoods filled with charming cafés, colourful street art, and world-class museums, Athens offers a wealth of experiences for every traveller. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, an adventurer, or someone looking for a relaxing escape, Athens has something magical to offer.In this guide, we’ll take you through the must-see attractions, hidden gems, and unforgettable experiences that will make your holiday in Athens truly special.The Cradle of Western Civilization: Athens' Ancient LandmarksAthens is often referred to as the “cradle of Western civilization” for good reason. As the birthplace of democracy, philosophy, and classical art, the city is steeped in history that spans thousands of years. No trip to Athens would be complete without exploring its ancient landmarks, many of which have influenced the course of history and continue to inspire awe in visitors today.1. The Acropolis and ParthenonAt the heart of Athens, rising majestically above the city, lies the Acropolis, one of the most famous and recognizable archaeological sites in the world. This ancient citadel is home to several iconic monuments, the most famous being the Parthenon, a magnificent temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, the city's patron deity. The Parthenon, with its gleaming marble columns and architectural grandeur, is a symbol of ancient Greek civilization at its peak.A visit to the Acropolis Museum, located at the foot of the hill, provides a deeper understanding of the site's history and houses a remarkable collection of sculptures,

With a stay at BlueMotion - CentralSuite, you'll be centrally located in Piraeus, a 1-minute drive from Port of Piraeus and 11 minutes from Temple of Olympian Zeus. This condo is 6.9 mi (11.2 km) from Acropolis and 6.9 mi (11.2 km) from Parthenon.Take in the views from a terrace.Guests will find features like a virtual front desk.Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 2 guestrooms, featuring private spa tubs and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private furnished lanais. Kitchenettes are outfitted with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

I stumbled into this hotel late at night, a lone female having fled from an unwise booking at a nearby property. I must have looked a terribly bedraggled prospect. They gave me a sympathetic welcome, found me a room, sent room service up with the perfect supper option and I was even in time to watch most of the football (yes, THAT game- Spain-England) on the excellent TV. This is an excellent hotel staffed by lovely people. The breakfast was pretty good too. Thank you, Athenarum Portus.

I spent a pleasant 8 days in the hotel. Ctrip and Ctrip overseas where it is cheap to book from. I divided 5 orders. It is not the longer the order time. It is very troublesome to skip the price and it is easy to make mistakes. This trip stayed for 48 days, this hotel is the highest star rating, the room is the largest, tax 4 euros a day is the most expensive. It is convenient to travel in Bigang, not far from the subway, trams and buses. I met a wonderful person. Someone opened the door in the room. It was a restaurant waiter. After opening the door, I said two Greek words and left. I couldn't understand it. I negotiated with the front desk. I lacked patience. I showed my face. It took a long time to understand that it was testing the minibar consumption. Different countries have different habits. Can't you be patient? So give a smile less. Other front desks are good. The speed of the network is very slow, and there is often no network, which makes my computer need hot spots for Internet access, which is too inappropriate. There is no chair, it is too tired to lean on a stool. Fortunately, I gave a back chair at the front desk, thank you. Send photos of the harbor and Easter activities to have fun.

I so much love this hotel, the cleanliness was superb, the staff’s hospitality was top notch, they were so helpful and friendly, one of the staff even gave me her sandwich to eat because I arrived late and all the store and restaurants were closed, there was nothing to eat. I would always recommend this hotel to my friends, my sister also recommended the hotel to me and I won’t hesitate to do the same.

Stayed here midweek for four nights (Monday to Thursday) for work in July. I really don't recognise this hotel from the bad reviews on here so can only assume it's under new ownership/management. I had a superior single booked but was given a twin so it was a decent size for one but might have been a little cramped for two people. The room had a balcony but was so high on the 7th floor that I didn't use it as I'm not great with heights. The room also had great air con and thankfully a small fridge. I had four great nights' sleep so the hotel was obviously quiet (although I believe from the students who I was supervising and stayed for a fortnight it can be noisy at weekends). It's not perfect: the tea at breakfast is (like most hotels in Europe) awful, there is not a massive choice of food at breakfast and the rooms don't have a kettle (I would take a travel kettle if you want a tea/coffee as it was an absolute godsend) but overall I was pleasantly surprised as there was little choice of hotels as we booked late. There seemed to be a smell of smoke in my room one night which I can only assume came from the room next door and the advertised roof top terrace was not available as it looked like it was being refurbished. It's not in a great area for tourists but there are plenty of restaurants, takeaways and bakeries within walking distance and the nearby curry house is very good value. The hotel is 10-15 minute walk from the Piraeus metro station and then a further 30 minutes or so to Athens' main attractions so I would allow 45-60 mins to get from the hotel to the touristy bits (I think there are buses that go some/all the way but I never worked this out as the metro seemed easy enough) A special thanks to Mario who got me some fresh milk from the kitchen on the night I arrived late. Also the cleaner was friendly and did a great job and we we were allowed to leave our luggage at reception on the day we left (we had a late flight back) Overall a great stay for what we charged. I would thoroughly recommend and with a couple of minor improvements this could be a great budget option. I might be a bit more critical if it was my own money I had been spending but still I had a really comfortable and peaceful stay.