Hotels near Helexpo - Maroussi in Marousi

I've been in Athens many times, and my first advice is if you're visiting the Greek capital for sightseeing don't stay here. The hotel is in a remote northern suburbs, too far from Athens main sights. We came here on purpose because of the Iron Maiden concert at the nearby Olympic stadium (10-15 min walk) so it served us well, as we didn't go to downtown Athens. Hotel consists of two parts (with different names) - one is pet friendly, one isn't. In between is a fair size pool with several sunbeds. Rooms are spacious, but as others said - dated. Housekeeping is non existent - put a complaint the safe deposit box wasn't working as well the fridge, AC was barely working with strange sounds, asked for extra pillow - no one solved even one of these, nor even apologized. As we stayed only one night didn't bother to complain again. Breakfast is generous and good quality - many items to choose from fruits, pastries, cold cuts and cheese, eggs, sweets,.... Location is in the middle of residential area with nothing to see or do except the Olympic stadium and Mall of Athens.

The room is very clean and new, with all the pots and pans available! There are 2 balconies and 2 rooms, which is very comfortable for a family to live in! Although the area where the hotel is located is not very good and the downstairs is in shabby condition, the hotel is a new and high-end building and entry and exit need to be kept secret. The hotel is very close to the subway, 400 meters away. There are many supermarkets, bakeries and cafes downstairs! Special reminder, there is no front desk here. The hotel will email you the check-in password at 11 a.m. on the day of check-in. The password cannot be used until 3 p.m.!

The Kefalari is located in a very nice neighborhood with cute shops and nice restaurants. They offered us a breakfast box due to no restaurants serving breakfast in the neighborhood. We had to leave at 2:30 am for a flight, so missed out on that but they had Nespresso pods available as well as water. The rooms are beautiful and have great amenities but the carpet needs replacing. I believe they are in the midst of renovations. There is a small elevator and also cookies, coffee and bottled water in the lobby.

Dave's Hotel Athens is a great hotel for those looking to experience a new type of hotel with there cool industrial look. I had seen some questionable reviews, which left me with some worries surrounding the hotel and its location. I am happy that I gave the hotel a fair chance to impress me, The gentleman (Sadly missed his name) that welcomed us was extremely kind and happy to help us and do what he could to ensure we were happy. We stayed in room 802, This was a lovely room, a little small for a long stay but for the 3 days we had booked it was more than comfortable. We loved the little quirks in the room with red lighting, record players, and many more. The TV had a good range of channels and the bed was extremely comfortable especially the pillows. The only negative was the aircon that was controlled by a receptionist and was a pain to get keep calling to get it correct temp sorted. The surrounding area was a little run-down but you can see that they are starting to renovate the area, I think in a year or two it will be easier on the eye and more appealing to tourists. A couple of homeless people and a couple of odd characters but nothing you wouldn't get in any capital city across Europe. We did not ever feel in any danger or worried about walking around the area. The hotel also had a great rooftop with a Hot Tub that was open 24/7. Overall Great Hotel to stay at I would definitely try it out for something different to experience and the price is great.

We njoyed r stay. At first we were concerned about the location, thinking we were going to b close to city center. But the location is great - it is only 2 blocks from the metro, making it convenient to everything by metro. Apartment is super modern and great. The response time from the Lux&Easy team is amazing - and they were always so helpful. They r the best. The apartment is in a local neighborhood, people walking dogs, people going to work, others walking to market. Nice balcony to watch it all. Nice!

With a stay at Green Hill Hotel in Irakleio, you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Syntagma Square and Spyros Louis Olympic Stadium. This hotel is 8.1 mi (13.1 km) from Acropolis and 8.2 mi (13.3 km) from Parthenon.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and a fireplace in the lobby.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service. Unwind at the end of the day with a drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 46 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have hair dryers and bathrobes.

We had 4 nights accomodation from 28th of dec. till 1st of January and I can say only good words about the hotel. We came with out daughter, we had a premium triple room, big enough, 3rd floor with the view on the back, as we asked. Because of the high traffic in Athens, I think everywhere you stay, there is traffic noise from the street, but this time, not having a room with street view, was great. The staff from the reception till the bar on the rooftop, are very kind, friendly, always happy to assist you with what you need. The room was cleaned each day, very good breakfast too, so I really recommend this hotel. It is about 20-30 min walking distnate from Syntagma square or Acropolis, so we did not need the use the public transpo. I agree with come negative comments about the dark streets closed to the hotel, with a lot of homeless, but these can be avoid if you decide to walk.

My recent visit to the Semiramis Hotel in Athens was a blend of ups and downs, leaving me with a nuanced impression of this unique property. As a frequent traveler, I had specific expectations, and in many aspects, Semiramis delivered. Firstly, the hotel is located in an affluent suburban area, providing a peaceful respite from the bustling city center of Athens. This location adds an air of exclusivity and tranquility to your stay, which is always welcome. However, it's clear that the hotel could benefit from some upgrades, particularly when it comes to cleaning. The vibrant colors that once adorned the walls and furnishings have lost some of their luster, which a thorough cleaning might help revive. Additionally, the hallways were a bit on the darker side, lacking the brightness one would expect from a hotel of this caliber. Despite these points of improvement, the overall experience was more than satisfactory. The staff were helpful and courteous, always eager to assist, making my stay comfortable. In summary, while Semiramis Hotel does require some tweaks to reach its full potential, its location and overall experience make it a property worth considering for future visits to Athens. With a little attention to detail, this could easily be a top choice for travelers seeking both luxury and tranquility. Best regards, Mark Mariano Marriott Bonvoy Titanium Elite

I booked a female-only dormitory room for the second time. The entrance to the room was locked with a card key, and the security side was relieved. There were large lockers in the room, and it was a mechanism to choose a favorite locker and lock it with a padlock handed over at check-in. There were three separate shower toilets on the floor where I stayed, and there was another room on the same floor, but I'm glad I didn't wait for the shower. It was a night stay, but in the morning tea, pound cake and biscuits in the kitchen were free. It was also helpful to have my luggage checked out. I want to use it again.

Chose this location as we wanted to visit Athens and Marathon. Booked one week with EasyJet and paid £100 for taxi transfers to and from hotel and airport. All inclusive holiday and couldn’t fault the food apart from the usual problem of servery food, heat. Local drinks included were as expected. Room in main hotel was comfortable and serviced daily. Lifts worked well. Did some research and decide to book a taxi to take us into Athens. Cost 100 Euros return, booked for 07.15 to return at 16.30. Dropped off and picked up at the Acropolis. Took 55 mins both ways. Can go by local bus and metro for much cheaper but will not get you there until much later when the queue is half a mile long! We were fortunate that the day we visited was a museum day and all entrances were free. Worth checking if any of these dates coincide with your holiday. Otherwise 20 Euros each just for Parthenon People who had pre booked on the internet or cruise trip did not get refunds. Paid 20 Euros each for hop on/off bus. Spent most of the time stuck in traffic. Would recommend walking. Paid 12 Euros for a taxi to Marathon race museum. Only 2 Euros each. Museum is large and very interesting. Then taxi to Marathon beach 8 Euros and walk back along the beach to the hotel. From hotel beach gate exit turning left takes you to Marathon beach, 30 mins walk. Turning right takes you to Nea Makri harbour, 50 mins walk. Hope this information is helpful, enjoy your holiday 🌞