Filoxenia Athens
50 Aharnon Street Athens, Attica, 10433, Greece
TravelPod Member ReviewsFiloxenia Athens
“could not recommend”
chaletaria 18 contributions
United Kingdom
Aug 14, 2006
The outside was the best part. The hotel felt run down, especially the rooms which had NO view (a brick wall and the local cats) and very noisy air con. Hotel position was rather a long way from the old centre of Athens though very convenient for the museum & a very nice square with variety of good restaurants. Breakfast on rooftop was adequate & staff were ok.
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