Athens Hotels

Welcome to Athens, the Birthplace of Western Civilization. There have been settlements in the hills surrounding the Acropolis for 3,000 years, and even though your visit will be much shorter, finding the right hotel room is an important part of your Athens vacation. Lucky for you, HotelsOne.com is around to help you find the perfect fit in this historic, vibrant city by the Mediterranean Sea.

More travelers all the time are using the website to search for hotels. Some search by location, as HotelsOne.com allows you to choose hotels in Athens that are close to the city’s theatres, museums and even specific locations like the Monstiraki Flea Market.

Whether you want to stay in a modern hotel near the Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, opened in 2001 for the 2004 Olympics, or in a more intimate bed and breakfast hotel near the port of Piraeus, or if your idea of a hotel is a backpackers hostel tucked away in an Athens side street, HotelsOne.com can help you find the perfect match at a great price before you make your Athens reservations.

Even if you’re in Athens on a one night layover on your way to the Greek Islands, you must take a walk to the Acropolis/Plaka District and climb the Acropolis (high city) to see the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erectheion, the Propylea and of course the Parthenon. The views over Athens are phenomenal, and HotelsOne.com lists many Athens hotels that will make the trip to top quick and easy.

You can also walk out the front door of your Athens hotel and stroll through the Plaka. Located at the foot of the Acropolis, this charming area offers boutique shops, sidewalk cafes and ancient Roman ruins. Or how about a hotel right on Syntagma Square? Imagine walking out your Athens hotel’s front door to find yourself right at the square’s Royal Palace, where you can watch the changing of the guard.

You can also stay in a hotel near Panathianiko Stadium, site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. Or in a hotel near Omonia’s National Archeological Museum. Several Athens districts less visited by tourists are definitely worth seeing. Like the upscale Kolonaki neighborhood, which boasts many charming cafes, boutique shops and art galleries, as well as HotelsOne.com hotels. And the trendy bars and clubs and expensive restaurants in the newly gentrified neighborhood of Psiri, formerly a rundown industrial area. If you have an early morning ferry to catch from Piraeus, you’ll find many comfortable hotel rooms that will get you on-board on time. And many hotel rooms near the Athens Airport as well.

Points of interest - Athens

Athens City Map