Hotels With WiFi in Attica, Greece

I highly recommend B48 Dafni. It’s slightly off the center but getting to the Acropolis takes a 20 min ride, which is totally fine. The design is minimalist and the apartment is pristine clean and has almost everything you need (cooking supplies, blow dryer, cleaning kit, even a small safe deposit box). There is a shop nearby and some cafes.  A couple of things worth mentioning: if you think about having romantic breakfasts in the balcony, you won’t because the flat is overlooking a very busy highway crossing the whole city, though the smell, the dust and the occasional car noise. The noise level in the room with window closed is ok and they also give you some earplugs just in case.  Note that there is no washing machine, as I was staying for 10 days I had to discover that the nearest laundromat requires a 20 min ride which makes a whole operation very time consuming.  Also the apartments are really located near one another (like hotel rooms). I had pretty noisy neighbours and there was no salvation to this lol :) earplugs do help.  Apart of all that I had really great time there. The bed is really good, the cleaning staff is very nice and helpful (since there is no reception desk they will be the only ones answering your questions non-digitally).  But it totally worth its price and if you’re looking for something cosy and not too pricy this is a very good solution.

I had an amazing experience at the Divani Caravel Hotel. Everything was absolutely perfect — from the warm welcome at the reception to the elegant and comfortable room. The staff was exceptionally friendly and attentive, always ready to help with a smile. The hotel’s atmosphere is luxurious yet very relaxing, and the location is ideal — close to the city center but still quiet enough to enjoy a peaceful stay. The breakfast buffet

Nice room and nice service! The location is convenient, and the room is clean. It is really good value for the money.

Friendly staff. The rooms are not sound proof. Unfortunately my room 101 was close to the stairs and lift and it was noisy all the time. The hotel management should consider sound proofing the rooms. It’s a real disturbance.  Breakfast was less than mediocre. Nothing special. Just 4 hot foods - fried eggs, boiled eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes. Rest are cold cuts and fruit salads. Can add more hot foods items. Considering the price is 13€ for breakfast the items served does not meeting the expectations.

Near train station of Central Athens, for 15 minutes walk (btw the announce from train only saying ”Athina”, some mess). Connect easily to metro Larissa Station. You can walk to the central of Athens, including attractions like Ancient Agora and Roman Agora. If you walk further south into the area, the famous Acropolis and the museum can be reached. Although some comments mentioned the locating area of hotel is a little bit not safe, this is just basic living area of locals (though some root level). Just keep yourself alerts, and they are not willing to border you. Once you reach the door of hotel, you will find feeling of good safety, there are always securities in front of door of hotel. Staffs are nice, greeting with you; breakfast provided, same types of choices everyday (I stayed 4 nights), good enough of Western Greek styles. Rooms are slightly old but tidy, anyway just remember basic facilities are provided e.g. no bottled water, toothbrush, slippers. In conclude, just a good 3-stars standard hotel, near city center, for budget! Lastly, just no worry on foods, some 24hr restaurants, maybe that Bread Factory hah

The location is pretty good. There's a Chinese restaurant a few hundred meters away, and you can easily walk to the Acropolis from here. The hotel environment is decent, and the front desk staff was reasonably welcoming. Breakfast was also alright.

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 is located on the corner of the street. The room is relatively large and has two balconies with direct views of the Acropolis. It is quite good. The breakfast in the hotel is too monotonous, and there is basically nothing to eat. However, the freshly squeezed orange juice is good. The service staff is very enthusiastic. Some rooms have hair dryers, some do not. There was no hair dryer when I stayed there.

The front desk staff, especially a young man, provided excellent service with very good English, making communication a breeze. The hotel is incredibly close to the Acropolis, just a 5-minute walk away. For airport transfers, it's about a 15-minute walk to Syntagma Square, where you can catch the X95 bus directly to the airport. There are plenty of Chinese restaurants near the hotel in the direction of Syntagma Square, so you won't have to worry about finding food. The only downside is the adult store downstairs, which is a bit of an eyesore. The rooftop is accessible anytime, and you can enjoy illuminated temple views at night.

The location of the hotel is not too bad, quite near to the train station and about 15 minutes away from the Acropolis. Check-in and check-out were easy and the facilities were good. However, a major issue was that there were 2 blackouts throughout the evening, with the 2nd blackout lasting more than 7 hours from 2130H to 0500H the next morning. I had no choice but to sleep in my cold room as there was no heating, no lights and no electricity available. Overall, a rough night of sleep but if they can ensure that there are no blackouts, then this is easily a decent 4 star hotel.