Best Hotels in Athens Greece – a must read for any tourist
To fully enjoy your Greek experience, you must wisely choose your hotels in Athens, 
Greece. Athens offers a wide choice of accommodation, suitable for any kind of budget. Even more, all kinds of taste and desires about what a hotel should be like, is met by Athens extended offer.
Athens is a beautiful city, in its modern aspects, but the most wonderful thing about it it’s that this place carries more history than all of the world’s capitols put together. The true cradle of civilizations, Athens keeps a large part of its vestiges, and shows us what life was like when gods still spoke to people, philosophy was founded, and the Greek boats went on to sea, to conquer the world.
There are historical and more modern places there, both of them offering numerous places to spend your Athens nights in. The best hotels Athens, Greece are not always the most expensive ones, or the ones with the most stars. Greece has its special way of doing accommodation business, so the standards may sometimes strike you as odd, but that doesn’t mean that you won’t get your fun, comfort and even luxury.
Hotels in Athens Greece – general considerations
In Athens you can find numerous 3 star hotels, those being always the most looked-for in the entire world. Three star-hotels actually offer the best value for money you can get, anywhere. But there are also glamorous 5 star hotels, which can make your Athens holiday feel like heaven. Most of them are very central, close to the Plaka, the main attraction of the Greek capitol. That doesn’t mean that, by choosing a 4 star, or even a 2 star hotel, you get to stay in the outskirts. Not at all. The center of Athens is full of reasonably priced hotels, that enjoy a privileged position. There are also hostels in Athens, apartments for rent, youth hostels and private rooms for rent. There is no way you can’t find the offer that suits your needs best.
Best Hotels in Athens, Greece seem to have smaller rooms than anywhere else. It’s a Greek standard, and you shouldn’t be too picky about it. All the comfort standards are met, even in 2-star hotels, so there is no need to worry about that. After all, we assure you that you won’t be spending so much time inside. Athens has its way of calling you to action from the early hours of the morning. There is so much to be seen in Athens, that you won’t be wanting to do anything else. And when you’re tired, the best way to rest is in a Greek tavern, enjoying the wonderful food and coffee.
But of course, you need the best choice of best hotels in Athens, Greece, and that’s what we are here for!
Yes, Athens is great, anyone should visit!
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Today, I went to the beachfront in athens, with my children. I found a sea shell and gave it to my four year old daughter and said “You can hear the aegean sea if you put this to your ear.” Indeed it was.
I am leaving tomorrow Athens and I have to say I am shocked and very disappointed. I arrived in Athens airport on Wednesday and took a cab from the airport to Sintagma square. The driver sat behind the wheel like a maniac and eventually robbed me. This guy was talking some gibberish that I couldn’t understand and was very rude and mean against me. The drive to the hotel was half an hour and the driver asked for 60 euros. When I asked him why he replied in a hostile attitude again in gibberish, so I decided to pay him and later complain to the police. The first thing I did was to tell the hotel manager and he called the police. He told me that the police department was ‘inadequate’ to deal with this and that I should the next day and press charges. I went the next morning first thing and after an hour waiting an officer agreed to talk to me. He told me that I should come the next day and that it’s very difficult to find the taxi driver that robbed me. So I went back the next day and after waiting for another one and a half hours another officer said that they are closing for the weekend and that I should come back on Monday, though I told him I was leaving on Sunday.
Anyway the hotel was nice I’m not complaining for that.
Another thing I noticed was too much garbage, dog pooh practically every two feet on each pavement and lots of people annoying everybody for any reason. Every time I left the hotel there were always and everywhere – and I mean everywhere! – drug addicts that were begging or shooting right there in front of everybody, without a single soul doing something. Police was everywhere too but I couldn’t quite understand how could there be armed schwarzenegger-swats everywhere and so many drugs at the same time and place. The reception clerk couldn’t explain this to me either. He blaimed the crisis, the politicians, the US, etc. Is there one single person in this country that doesn’t hate Americans? The answer to my question came earlier this evening when a large group of neo-nazis came right in front of the parliament and demonstated. I’m sorry I thought I was in the country that gave birth to philosophy and democracy. But I suppose that was 3000 years ago. Todays Greece? A place of angry thieves, drug addicts and nazis.
Sheryl, sorry to hear about that. You are right, some Greek people deserve your words, but some not. I met a lot of warm people in Athens and they made my vacation beautiful. Maybe nowadays, with all the economical problems they are facing, the Athenians are acting somehow strange, especially the police…
However, unless you are very familiar with Greece, planning Greek island holidays can result in some unpleasant surprises.