→ Acropolis Museum Boutique Hotel
→ Leoforos Andrea Singrou, Athina 117 43, Greece | +30 21 0924 9050
→ The hotel is walking distance from the Acropolis Museum, the metro (Syngrou-Fix Station), and restaurants.
→ Booked a FAMILY ROOM (one queen bed room with 2 cots)
→ Pricing: $$
→ Room includes: TV with satellite channels, refrigerator, shower, hair dryer, phone, complimentary toiletries, bathrobes, no parking, smoke-free property, air conditioning, and iron/ironing board (on request)
→ Free wi-fi in rooms and public areas
→ In-room safe box
→ Free breakfast buffet was included during my stay
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4 out of 5 stars)
The Acropolis Museum Boutique Hotel was the first hotel I stayed at when I first arrived in Greece. It is a boutique hotel that was completely renovated with an formal and romantic theme. The rooms are decorated with long curtains, chandelier ceiling lights, and antique furniture. One thing you have to be aware of with small hotels in Greece is that they will either have no elevators or a very cramped one. This hotel had no elevator so you must carry your luggage up the stairs. They offer a nice complimentary breakfast downstairs every morning. The room is a bit cramped for four people especially with the two cots but my family and I did not mind too much because we spend our entire day out and just need a bed to sleep in at night. The reception desk is open 24 hours if you need anything and you must leave your room key with the receptionist every day before you head out. They will give the room key back to you when you return, which is convenient because the key itself is heavy and bulky. The staff is polite and you may request for the internet access at the desk if they have not given it to you already on the day of your arrival. The rooms are cleaned and new towels are prepared daily.
*Note: This is not a sponsored post. This post contains content that are 100% my opinions and photos taken by me. My intention is to write about my experience and assist you on your travels. I would also like to thank the hotel for my pleasant stay. If you would like to learn about my adventures and travel guide in Athens, stay tuned!
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