Hotels in Omonia, Athens

Hotel is nice but the location not so good. In regards to location: easy access to main road and train station BUT neighborhood not good. Homelessness and drug users visible and crowd the street on your way to the side streets to the hotel entrance. Didn’t feel secure once I walked out of the hotel. The hotel itself was nice, clean and the front desk staff friendly. Breakfast was good.

Un hôtel simple situé dans le quartier d’Omonia. Le prix est effectivement attractif, mais cela se justifie par sa proximité avec ce quartier qui est assez mal fréquenté. Le rapport qualité prix est intéressant et vous pouvez regagner le centre en une dizaine de minutes à pieds. La chambre est simple, elle dispose d’une literie confortable et la salle de bain est grande et bien aménagée.

I arrived around 1 am and was worried the hotel might be closed for the night. However they have 24hr service so you can check in at any time. The women who worked at nights was very helpful and told me to ask her if I needed to find anything and she’ll tell me where to go. The room itself was clean and came with all you need for the price I payed. The location is amazing, right in the centre and a short walk away from most of the main attractions that you’ll want to be seeing.

This hotel is a great deal for what you pay. The owners are very courteous and helpful. The bed and linen is clean. Room is spotless. No smoke smell. The only 2 downsides I had was a outlet didn't work and the hair drier didn't want to turn off lol. Other than that though the area is central so walking to it is no problem. I kept seeing reviews say it was in a sketchy area but it looked safe to me when we came back at midnight. The wifi is decent enough to download some items and stream videos. Overall a very good price for what your getting.

Just stayed here overnight between trips to the islands and our flight home. It served that purpose, but wouldn't recommend it for a longer stay or to see the sights in Athens. It's in a very sketchy area of town (our taxi driver warned us not to leave the hotel at all after dark). The room was clean, though small and the A/C didn't work very well. Location is not close to most tourist sites (other than the Nat'l Archaeological Museum). Staff was very nice, though.

Stayed here for 4 nights end of Feb/March as a couple. Location: Hotel is in an excellent location directly opposite the Metro within walking distance to Syntagma Square, Monistraki Square and the Acropolis (or you can take the Metro red line and these are within 3 stops which we did). Can also walk to neighbourhoods like Psyri which we did for dinner which was lovely. Omonia Square which is the metro station name is also on the same line as Piraeus which is the port of Athens (well worth a visit to walk around and have food / drinks overlooking Zea Marina or Mikrolimano Harbour. Down the road is Central Market which we experienced on a Sunday night which was cool. 24-7 bakery next door which is more than just a bakery; sandwiches, pizza, ice cream, artisan desserts A couple of late night gyros places if you arrive late including 1 directly next door Supermarkets within a few mins walk Room: We had a comfort room. On check in she offered us an upgrade without seeing the room and told us to have a look at it first. The room was small but clean however the view was awful. Boxed in by 3 derelict walls taller than us so natural light was limited. Housekeeping is lazy - put water in a broken fridge (we fixed ourselves), didn't replace cups or tea/coffee after we had used the, (had to ask reception twice) and on day 3 she took every single towel and didn't replace them. We had 2 single beds (not even put together with 1 sheet to make it like a double). Bathroom needs an upgrade, shower made water go absolutely everywhere and the tiles are very outdated. I would recommend going for a deluxe room (we were offered an extra 12 euros a night for one) and didn't take it but if you like a bit more comfort and a view then it is probably worth it. Breakfast: Great spread, continental breakfast, pastries, yogurt etc. Overall, would recommend (with a deluxe room). Cannot fault the location and moreover Athens is alive every night. Part of the fun was walking from the hotel to dinner (restaurants are absolutely incredible). We walked through some dark streets but honestly nobody even so much as looked at us funny so don't let anyone put you off by mentioning the streets round the back of Omonia Square.

The hotel room is small, but the location is very good. It is near the Concorde Square, and it is very convenient to take the subway and bus. Especially, there is a swimming pool and viewing platform on the top floor of the hotel, and you can have a panoramic view of the Acropolis.

We stayed three days in July 2024, the hotel is in an excellent location: a stone's throw from Omonoia Square and the metro, in a side street with little traffic and next to a police station. The hotel is modern and clean, the hall and breakfast room are well-kept. The room was very small (a room for 2 to which 2 more beds were added, so you couldn't move around); clean but small bathroom, with an even tiny sink. However, the room had a comfortable balcony and was equipped with air conditioning (essential) and a mini bar. The stay was pleasant

The room is super tiny. I understand the design impulse to go for the boutique vibe, but way too many furnishings for such a small room, e.g. a record player you will never use taking up so much table space when there is no place to put your luggage — so not very traveler-friendly. The rooftop jacuzzi was cold and appeared to be out of service. The surrounding area is filled with junkies — I saw 3 different people injecting *****, 1 person who appeared to have overdosed, passed out in the middle of the pavement… Honestly Athens hotel prices are too high for what you get in exchange. Thankfully I had a big discount owing to a last-minute booking and my Trip.com membership, otherwise it’s not really worth it to stay here at full price.

Loved the vibe and decor. A record player in the room is an amazing touch. You definitely feel like you’re stepping into the past. The area seems to be in a bit of transition but centrally located to the metro. Bc of the luxe black decor, sometimes it’s hard to keep clean. Overall I think it’s a good hotel, comfy bed, etc. they need to work on their coffee. On the last day the premade coffee machine was not working and the upstairs was not making coffee.