Athens Key Hotel, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The hotel is in a good location, close to the main road. You can see Langshan Mountain and Acropolis from the rooftop restaurant. The Acropolis is far away and you can only see it. When you check in, you can negotiate to change rooms on the first floor (actually the second floor). This floor is connected to the lobby and is noisy. It is hard to tell whether it is a room facing the street. You can try to ask for a room not facing the street, otherwise you will feel like you are sleeping on the street. The rooms are basically three-star domestic chain hotels, and the service attitude is good. The efficiency here is relatively low, and you have to queue up for check-in and consultation.

I don't know why I see people giving negative reviews for only giving a bottle of water. In Europe, you generally drink tap water, and hotels also tell you that the water can be drank directly from the tap. Except that the location of this hotel is not very central (but it is within walking distance to everything, including the subway station), everything else is good. Rooms away from the street may not be very quiet, but they are still within the acceptable noise range. The air conditioner in the room is cooling normally and the wind noise is very small. The supplies are complete, including toothbrushes, toothpaste, slippers, etc. Facilities and cleanliness are great, international standards. first rate service. Pillows come in two sizes, high and soft or hard and thin. Many star hotels have to ask housekeeping to deliver them. Very plus. Overall, I paid $90 (including 10 euro city tax) for one night, which was a great value. The room itself has a value of $150-180. (As long as you are willing to walk an extra 10 minutes)

The hotel was renovated from an old building, and the elevator is so small that it can only accommodate one person and one suitcase, but the room facilities are very new and the bed is very comfortable. On the first day, I got a larger room at the corner of the street. Although I could see a little bit of the mountain view, the sound insulation was not good. The sound of cars and motorcycles on the street was endless, and it was noisy until ten o'clock in the evening. Fortunately, the ladies and gentlemen at the front desk were very warm and friendly. The next day, I changed to a room facing the inner courtyard. It immediately calmed down and I slept well, feeling refreshed. The breakfast restaurant is on the top floor. You can enjoy a cup of coffee in the open air and enjoy the mountain view of Athens. However, there is really no choice in food, they are all sweet. There are many homeless people around the hotel and the roads are not easy to walk, but the subway station is nearby and you can easily go anywhere. It is recommended to stay for one day first, then extend if you feel it is good, or change if not, there are many hotels around.

The service is very attentive and the guy at the front desk is so enthusiastic.

All perfect!!! Very central hotel, breakfast on the roof overlooking the city and Acropolis of Athens.

I have enjoyed a modern hotel, with an excellent room on the ninth floor and very good service.