The Athens Version Luxury Suites

아테네 2박을 머문 숙소 입니다. 루프탑에서 아크로폴리스의 야경을 감상하며 와인한잔을 마실 수 있는 최고의 숙소 입니다. 또한 연락을 주고 받기 쉬웠으며, 일정이 맞으면 얼리 체크인을 제공해 주어서 정말 좋았습니다. 주인께서도 매우 친절하셔서 처음 체크인하면 루프탑으로 데려가셔서 여기저기 설명을 해 주실 겁니다.

While the location was amazing and the room was nice, I felt compelled to write a review because of how wonderful Mario was! From the moment our family walked in, he was so polite, gracious, and genuinely happy to be there and help us make the most out of our stay. He must have taken at least 20 minutes to go through everything we might need to know and answer any questions we had. He helped us connect to WiFi, demonstrated how the hot water switch worked in our room, showed us the wonderful rooftop with Acropolis view that all guests have access to, pointed out the best paths to take to Monastiraki Square and the Acropolis (both very easy to walk to), and gave us dinner recommendations. The day before we left for our cruise, he helped us figure out the best time to leave for the port based on when we needed to be there and the expected traffic. He also arranged for a cab to meet us outside at that time so we didn't have to worry about anything - and it all worked out well! There was also a sheet of paper in the room (I believe it was laminated) that went over a lot of the things Mario covered in case we weren't able to remember everything. We did run into Grace briefly as she was cleaning rooms, and she was also very sweet. I had picked this hotel primarily based on the location/price after doing some research, and my parents were so happy and impressed with the selection and had no complaints. While you're close to a lot of things here, you're still a bit removed from the action so it's a lot quieter than if you were right on the square. A couple of things to note: - Entrance can be a bit tricky to find; the door is on Astingos, but a taxi will drop you off on Ermou or right on the corner of the two streets. I went on Google street view ahead of time so I knew what the area would be like and what to look for; I highly recommend doing that. - This is a small handful of units (2 rooms on each floor) as opposed to a larger hotel, so there is not always someone at the front desk. Because of this, a code is required to get into the building, so if there is no one there when you arrive, you can't get in. In my initial booking, there was a section to put anything they might need to know or special requests and I didn't think to put anything about our travel schedule or arrival time...so they had no idea when we were arriving. It also didn't occur to me to let them know how late we'd be getting in closer to the date; I guess I just assumed they'd always have someone at the front desk and didn't realize how small of an operation it was. We got there in the evening and once I saw the setup and situation I realized that Mario had been waiting for us, which I felt terrible about (polite as ever, he told me it was fine and don't even think about it), but just something to be aware of - make sure to communicate your anticipated arrival time (and flight info if relevant) to make it easier for everyone and ensure someone is there to let y

The staff are professional helpful and so friendly!!! Julius Mario and Grace they made our stay very special. ✨️ The hotel is great. It feels quite luxurious. It is centrally located, within walking distance to all the tourist sites. The hotel is either new or newly renovated. It is clean, fresh, and welcoming. The shower is amazing. The towels and beddings are of good quality. The bed is firm and comfortable. A 5* stay overall! Grazie mille!!! Thank you!!!! Eliza & Anahi

You can not beat the view of the Acropolis from the rooftop area. We took a drink or ice cream up every night to sit and admire the view. I would go back just for that but the the room was also great and cleaned daily. Staff was so friendly and helpful. Location is perfect to walk to everything. Yes, it can get loud on weekends but with the windows shut it is no extra noise than any other city.

I have visited Athens multiple times and i can say that this was if not the best, one of the best experiences from a hotel. Wonderful staff ( MARIOS THE RECEPTIONIST ) location THE BEST. WONDERFUL SUITES. Would highly recommend!!!!

Location for hotel is wonderful for walking the area, flea market and restaurants right outside the hotel doors, host are amazing very personable and accommodating, rooms are clean and comfortable only issue which is out of the control of hotel is the noise levels from outside you need a very good set of earplugs if your a light sleeper like me I had earplugs but not my normal set from home just some simple plugs for traveling and for me those were not sufficient so sleeping was difficult.

Our stay at Athens Versions was perfect. The hotel room was smart, clean and filled with light and air. It provided a basic kitchenette and space for visitors or just moving about. From the roof top veranda we could see what we came to see and to step out the rest of Athens and beyond is only a walk, taxi or metro away. Athens Versions is perfectly located in central Athens. But why leave? The Cafe at street level is there with smiles and menus. The staff is friendly and helpful; we were very happy with our stay and will return!

Decent hotel right in the middle of everything. The rooms were nice with some wear and tear. It was very clean. The rooftop terrace has a wonderful view of the Acropolis and is a nice place to end the day with a few drinks you can bring up (a beer store and liquor store within 200 meters of the hotel). There is a restaurant associated with the hotel but we didn't wind up eating there, but heard good things from other travelers. The hotel is a bit difficult to locate since the sign is pretty much hidden by overhangs, but Mario was a wonderful host when we finally found it and really helped getting luggage to our room and with helpful directions for things to see around locally. The other hosts weren't almost invisible so he stood out. The elevator is very small so you can't be claustrophobic and use that one. The hot water heaters also had a quirk where you had to turn them on every morning, but they gave hot water in a few minutes, not sure if that's typical in Greece or not. All in all, I would stay there again if I had a trip to Athens.