1 Syntagma Apartments by Olala Homes
Athens - 28 Lekka
Situated in Athens, near University of Athens - Central Building, Ermou Street-Shopping Area and Syntagma Square, Syntagma Apartments by Olala Homes features free WiFi.
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Athens is a fascinating city full of attractions, suitable for couples, families, groups of friends and independent travelers. Each neighborhood has its own personality, so it is good to know them to choose where to stay in Athens.
Some, such as the Plaka or Kolonaki, lend themselves particularly to a romantic vacation, while others, such as Psiri or Exarhia, are more suitable for young travelers. Due to its central location and numerous transports Syntagma is a very popular choice among tourists, including families with young children.
The good news is that hotels in Athens are much cheaper than in other European capitals, and there is a wide choice of establishments in both the low-middle and high price range. This could be the perfect opportunity to treat yourself to a stay in a luxury hotel!
Whatever your vacation budget, here is a guide to help you find a hotel in Athens for a dream vacation.
The beating heart of Athens is Syntagma (or Constitution Square), the central square, where the Greek Parliament is located and overlooked by other elegant buildings. From here you can easily move in all areas of the city thanks to the many buses that depart or pass by the sides of the square but especially thanks to the metro.
Luxury, 4 and 5 star hotels prevail in this area, but you can also find some mid to low end accommodations.
Why choose an accommodation in Syntagma
- Very central location
- Easily accessible from the airport
- Safe and elegant area
The Plaka is one of the most ancient areas of Athens: it extends from the feet of the Acropolis up to Syntagma Square. This maze of narrow streets, many of which are pedestrian, is now a very touristy area but has retained its charm. Its particularity lies in the mixture of architectural styles that coexist within it and reflect the development without a precise order that the area has had over time.
The Plaka is a neighborhood full of small stores, bars, restaurants and typical taverns and therefore ideal for those who like to go out in the evening. In this area there are many medium category hotels, perfect for those who want the right compromise between comfort and price.
Why stay in Plaka
- Close to the Acropolis
- Lots of bars and restaurants
- Quaint pedestrian streets, perfect for a stroll after dinner
The two areas of Monastiraki and Psiri, bordering each other, are complementary. Monastiraki lives during the day and its vital force comes from the famous flea market which attracts crowds of tourists and residents. Psiri on the contrary lives at night thanks to the many clubs that open late and close in the morning.
Why stay in Monastiraki and Psiri
- Wide choice of structures with good quality/price ratio
- Monastiraki is the ideal area for shopping at a good price
- Psiri is not very popular among tourists and is therefore suitable for those who do not like mass tourism
Very different from the romantic atmosphere of Plaka and the elegance of Syntagma, Exarcheia is a young neighborhood, full of graffiti and live music venues (both traditional and modern).
Once a reference point for left-wing militants, this neighborhood has gone through a period of strong degradation but has returned to be vital (and safe) after the opening of the University Polytechnic, which has attracted students and artists in the area.
Why stay in Exarcheia
- Modern and lively neighborhood, suitable for young people
- Best area to attend live music performances
- Cheaper than other central areas
At the foot of Mount Lycabettus, where you can enjoy the most beautiful sunset overlooking the city, Kolonaki is a chic area, full of boutiques and luxury homes. Very close to the center but far from the confusion of the most central districts, is suitable for those seeking a bit of peace and refreshment.
Why stay in Kolonaki
- Exclusive area
- Close to the center, but quieter
- The hill Licabetto represents one of the best panoramic points of the city
The area of Piraeus is certainly not the most fascinating of Athens, but it may be a good idea to sleep near the port if you have to take a taxi ferry to the islands especially if the latter leaves early in the morning!
Why stay in Piraeus
- Recommended for those who have booked a ferry
- Wide choice of budget hotels
- Can be reached by public transport
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