Experience the Charm and Luxury of Athens at Home & Poetry Hotel

Home & Poetry Hotel

Lisikratous 10,10, Near Acropolis Museum, Athens, 10558, Greece

Rating

4.6

Price Level

Rooms

Pets

Dec

Home & Poetry Hotel, Athens

Home & Poetry Hotel

Home and Poetry is set in Athens 300 metres from Acropolis Museum and 300 metres from Temple of Olympion Zeus.Every room is fitted with a flat-screen TV. Some rooms include a seating area to relax in after a busy day. Each room includes a private bathroom equipped with a shower. For your comfort you will find slippers and free toiletries. Home and Poetry features free WiFi throughout the property.You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property.Anafiotika is 300 metres from Home and Poetry while Parthenon is 300 metres from the property. The nearest airport is Elefthérios Venizélos Airport 19 km from Home and Poetry.

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Overall

Wonderful

4.6

531 reviews

136

Customers Review

Cleanliness 4.8

Comfort 4.6

Neighborhood 4.9

Amenities 4.3

Condition 4.6

Recomendation 79.5%

“Excelentes habitaciones, muy buena ubicación en Placa y excelente atención.”

— Fernando Corvalán

“Reasonably price hotel near many of the most famous Athens destinations. The staff is excellent! Highly recommended. It should be noted this is not a traditional hotel. It is in an older building, but this just adds to the charm of the place. The office is up the stairs on the second floor. We entered our unique and well appointed room from another door at the street level. There is a restaurant on the roof that, when we stayed, offered an excellent breakfast that was included in the room rate. During non-covid times this apparently has also been a restaurant.”

— Robin Coolidge