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This elegant hotel enjoys a peaceful location in a residential neighbourhood at the foot of the Acropolis. There is a large newly refurbished roof garden which has a lounge area with sofas and also restaurant style tables for the light snacks served. One floor down from this, there is a sundeck and 2 jacuzzis (usage carries a small charge).
Exterior: In keeping with the residential surroundings, the hotel is a low-rise building with extensive balconies overlooking the street or the Acropolis and surrounding neighbourhood.
Lobby: The lobby is of a medium size and has recently been refurbished with stone flooring and pastel coloured walls. Extending to the rear of the lobby is a large lounge coffee/bar area reminiscent of a ski lodge, with wooden flooring and ceiling. It has a very cosy feel to it and overlooks the rear garden.

All the rooms are individually designed and offer every kind of comfort. The recently renovated bathrooms offer the highest standards with marble floors and walls, a hairdryer, a cosmetic mirror with a light, a choice of toiletries as well as hand towels which are changed on a daily basis. Some bathrooms also include rails for disabled guests. The rooms are equipped with all modern conveniences, including card-operated doors, double-glazed windows, ambient low voltage lighting, hand-ironed laundry in wooden baskets, evening turndown service, air conditioning, a safe, direct dial phones with voice mail messaging system, satellite TV, fast Internet access and a minibar. Most of the rooms include a balcony offering stunning views over the Acropolis.

The hotel has two dining areas. One is to the front of the lobby and one is at the back of the lobby in a conservatory surrounded by greenery outside, giving a very relaxing feel to the otherwise hectic city. Local and international dishes are on offer.

Herodes Atticus Theatre lies at the foot of the Acropolis and offer a popular programme during the summer months with theatre, dancing and opera performances from Greek and international companies. A cool sea breeze, the terrific performances together with the breathtaking presence of the illuminated Acropolis, make it quite unique. The Plaka is world famous for its quaint little turn-of-the-century houses and lively pedestrianised streets, where it is possible to get away from the hectic city centre and stroll right into the past.

Room service is provided from 8 am until 1 am.

The best route from the airport and the harbour in Piräus, for a reasonable price, is to take a taxi or the metro. It is also possible to take the New Athens Metro or the yellow buses into the city centre (for those who prefer not to walk).