Hotels with Airport Shuttle in Athens

"1. Get off the plane and exit from Exit 3, go over the overpass, and then go to the subway station and buy at Monastiraki Station. I spent 9 euros. The price should be different in off-season and peak season. This should be similar to the airport express line in Beijing. It is different from the price of ordinary subways. It will be more expensive, but it is more cost-effective than taking a taxi. It takes about 40 euros to take a taxi here. 2. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the subway station. Be sure to pay attention to the small doorplate of this hotel, please observe carefully. 3. I am a girl traveling alone, and my English is very poor. I rely on mobile phone translation and body language to express. The front desk here will patiently tell you the answer. In general, I am very satisfied. 4. The hygiene is very clean, and I think the room should be newly renovated, which is still good, but there is no kettle. If you want to drink hot water, you still have to bring a folding kettle yourself. I brought it in China. There is no toothbrush and toothpaste, so you have to bring your own. No free mineral water is provided. 5. I think the public security is still good, but I have never gone out at night, so I am not sure at night! It was pretty good during the day. I stayed for 3 days and it was pretty good. The front desk will get off work at 10pm, start working at 6am, and lock the door at 12pm. 6. This is actually the city center. The central square is right outside the subway station. It took me about 20 minutes to walk to the Acropolis. I walk very slowly, and it’s only 1.6 kilometers away from Constitution Square. So I don’t think it makes much difference to book a hotel near Constitution Square. It’s just a matter of the left and right sides of the city center."

"The hotel was good, clean and breakfast was fine. Location is overall not bad but there were a loott of drunk homelesses nearby which made the walking uncomfortable especially during the night. Also, hotel did upgrade our room free of charge and in our room we had a wine again free."

"We loved it! Thanks for your hospitality! We'd be happy to return. Regarding the location: The metro is close by, and there are many cafes and restaurants nearby. From the balcony, we watched the parade vehicles early in the morning. The only downside is there isn't a large, good supermarket close by. Regarding the accommodation: The apartment is well-equipped, with a welcome set including tea, good coffee, water, and even some oil and vinegar. The bed was excellent, and the sofa was great. There's a large fridge and plenty of dishes. Access is convenient with a code, and the elevator works. Plus, the reception is open during the day if you have any questions. What we didn't like: there's no shower curtain, so it floods every time. And there's no mop to clean up the water – you just have to wait for it to dry."

"The hotel's location is very convenient, with supermarkets, restaurants and shopping centers nearby. Opposite the hotel is the subway station exit, making it convenient to take luggage to the airport and pier. The front desk and breakfast staff are smiling and enthusiastic every day, and their English skills are high. The breakfast quality is also good, and a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice every morning is particularly appetizing."

"The hotel boasts a perfect location. The metro station is just a minute's walk away, or you can enjoy a pleasant 20-30 minute stroll to the Plaka district, where all attractions are then within easy reach. Right outside the metro station, you'll find a shopping center featuring a charming rooftop cafe. It's an ideal spot to unwind with a coffee while enjoying a fantastic view, including the Acropolis in the distance. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Additionally, near the entrance, there's a display with various brochures to help you explore Athens."

"The location is very central, the rooms are heated and the breakfast is extremely sufficient and nice."