they have a roof top breakfast each morning and you can see the Acropolis. Wonderful morning view. Extremely nice staff. Close to everything!
We spent 5 nights at the Adrian Hotel, and enjoyed the location for it's proximity to all the archeological venues, the Monastriaki metro station, and the old-Athens neighborhood (the Plaka). The room we rented was small, and expensive, even by NYC standards. We had a room for 3 people, and we could barely walk around the beds. The balcony is a plus, but only seats two.. Our room overlooked the busy street, so the noise from the street prevented us from leaving the window open. Luckily, the sliding door really did block out most of the noise, and the air conditioner did the rest. I don't know where the room photo was taken for use on their website; that room appeared much larger.The bathroom was also very small.The desk clerk on duty during the day shift seemed either uninformed/uninterested/or unwilling to help us with details of tourist activity.He didn't even offer to look up info online! Maybe we were expecting more of a concierge-type role than he was used to playing. The rest of the staff, especially the breakfast crew, were very good at their jobs.The breakfast was good, 0630 to 0930, with some hot items included. For the price we were paying, we expected more service, better furnishings, more space.The view of the Acropolis from the roof-top breakfast room is spectacular:how about opening it up for guest use the rest of the day?
Located in Athens City Centre, Adrian Hotel is next to popular attractions like Ermou Street and Roman Agora. This 22-room, 3-star hotel has in-room conveniences like balconies, minibars, and coffee makers.
For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 6 AM to 9:30 AM.
Adrian Hotel's 22 soundproofed rooms provide balconies, minibars, and coffee makers. TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Safes, phones, and desks are also standard.
At Adrian Hotel, guests have access to a rooftop terrace, free WiFi in public areas, and a computer station. You can take advantage of onsite parking for a fee, along with limo/town car service. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help with tours/tickets and luggage storage. This smoke-free hotel also has a TV in a common area.
they have a roof top breakfast each morning and you can see the Acropolis. Wonderful morning view. Extremely nice staff. Close to everything!
We spent 5 nights at the Adrian Hotel, and enjoyed the location for it's proximity to all the archeological venues, the Monastriaki metro station, and the old-Athens neighborhood (the Plaka). The room we rented was small, and expensive, even by NYC standards. We had a room for 3 people, and we could barely walk around the beds. The balcony is a plus, but only seats two.. Our room overlooked the busy street, so the noise from the street prevented us from leaving the window open. Luckily, the sliding door really did block out most of the noise, and the air conditioner did the rest. I don't know where the room photo was taken for use on their website; that room appeared much larger.The bathroom was also very small.The desk clerk on duty during the day shift seemed either uninformed/uninterested/or unwilling to help us with details of tourist activity.He didn't even offer to look up info online! Maybe we were expecting more of a concierge-type role than he was used to playing. The rest of the staff, especially the breakfast crew, were very good at their jobs.The breakfast was good, 0630 to 0930, with some hot items included. For the price we were paying, we expected more service, better furnishings, more space.The view of the Acropolis from the roof-top breakfast room is spectacular:how about opening it up for guest use the rest of the day?
