The Hera Hotel consists of 38 rooms, each designed differently. With a view of the Acropolis from many of its balconies, the Hera Hotel has a calm and welcoming atmosphere after the bustle of the center of the city. With its own self-contained restaurant, The Peacock, conference rooms for small meetings, and free Internet, the hotel is also a good place for those who visit the city on business. The rooms are equipped with a telephone, beds, washroom and television. Larger suites on the upper floors also have balconies. The concierge is also a wealth of information about the city. The hotel is only a five-minute walk to the Acropolis or a half-hour walk to the center of Athens.
A standard room in the Philipos Hotel features two single beds, bathroom and television. A family room in the hotel is similar, but also includes a small dining table with two chairs as well as a couch. The hotel features two coffee shops: the Philipos and the bar-coffee shop Heridon. A self-contained restaurant, Restaraunt Heridon, is located in the hotel. Two lounges are in the hotel, as well as two large conference rooms for business meetings and gatherings. A small office-like room is also provided, with printing services and accessibly to computers. The hotel is an eight-minute walk to the Acropolis and a 26-minute walk to central Athens.
A 10-minute walk to central Athens and a five-minute walk to the Acropolis, the Electra Palace Hotel is in a prime location for travelers who want to tour the city on foot. Considered a 5-star hotel, it is the essence of luxury with 135 rooms and 11 suites, including a presidential suite. In each room is a mini bar, TV, washroom with hairdryer, safe-box, and high speed Internet. Two restaurants are in the hotel: the Motivo Restaurant and the Electra Roof Garden Restaurant. Duck-Tail bar is on-site, as well as a bar pool-side bar. The business center offers computers and printers to guests, as well as an exercise room. Business meeting rooms and three ballrooms can be utilized for meetings and functions.
An 18-minute walk from downtown Athens and a five-minute walk from the Acropolis, the 3-star Plaka Hotel is an affordable alternative to most of the expensive hotels scattered throughout the area. The roof has a relaxing area from which guests can view the Acropolis. Rooms can feature two single beds or one double bed. The rooms also have a mini fridge, TV, bathroom, and wireless Internet. The hotel offers a breakfast room and a lounge for guests to relax. An Internet nook can be used for 2 euro (about $2.70 USD) an hour. A rooftop garden sells wine for guests to enjoy while looking at the Acropolis.
