Hermes Hotel Athens

19 Apollonos Street Athens, Attica, 10557, Greece

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Heavenly Holiday at Hermes!

from anonymous

Had the pleasure of staying here for 4 nights before a cruise of the Islands and loved it. Great location, w/in walking to the Acropolis and many cute tavernas and shops. Great prices also and friendly staff. Rooms are boutique-style with private balconies and plush red-velvet chaise-lounges, bathrooms are private all marble, naturally with great supply of towels. Elevator is a one-person-but what do you expect-it's Greece! Breakfast incl'd in rate. Very fond memories and will come back to Hermes next time I am in Athens! TOP NOTCH!

Absolutely fine

from anonymous

Clean, good bathroom, great location for the Plaka. Would definitely stay there again.

Forget This One

from anonymous

Forget This one?

Nicely refinished rooms, but small. Good location near Plaka.

Terribly managed. Came back in the evening to find beds unmade and dirty towels still in place. Manager. "What can I do? Staff has gone home." (Back to his magazine.") Can you at least get me clean towels?" "No. who would watch the desk?" "Can you direct me to the laundry room so I can get towels?" "Oh, no!" "Can you switch my wife and I to a different room?" "Oh, no." "Wht not?" "Well, um, the air conditioner might not work!"

Room amenities: One plastic drinking cup for two people. One small wood chair to sit on.

This place is best avoided. Nearby are several attractive hotels which will probably be superiour.

Good location

from globalcom

The best part about this hotel was the location. It is very central and less than a five minute walk from the airport bus and very central to most all sites. The staff were generally nice however would not allow a late check out (even an hour late). The room I stayed in had a balcony but it was shared by two other rooms and did not have a view. But it was very nice to have the balcony. The rooftop garden did not have view either. Rooms with balconies are very small. I traveled alone but if I was with someone it would have been too small, there's no room for two suitcases. The rooms without balconies are large enough for two people. Overall, I thought it was a little overpriced for what it offered 115 euros/night. My last two nights I stayed at another hotel for only 50 Euros and it was quite comparable though the location wasn't as central.

Excellent accommodations

from anonymous

I enjoyed staying here. The hotel is centrally located and is well appointed. Staff was very accommodating. Rooms are well designed.

Great place to stay in Athens.

Lovely Choice.

from shjw

Hermes Hotel was a welcomed rest after two busy weeks of traveling. The room was spotless, the bathroom facilities were modern and Western, the beds cozy, and the staff was helpful. The breakfast was not anything special, but it was still better than most we had in other towns. And the location was excellent--an easy walk to the Acropolis, great restaurants, major shopping streets, and major bus stops for getting to and from the airport.

Hermes hotel,great location

from anonymous

I stayed at the Hermes hotel, Athens for one night in October 2004 and then as it was fully booked, moved to its sister hotel, the Arion for one further night. I found the Hermes extremely pleasant. It is a modern hotel, with a great location for sightseeing and shopping in central Athens. The decoration of my room was modern and the bathroom marble. Everything was extremely clean and the staff were friendly and helpful. I wouldn't hesitate to stay there or at one of its sister hotels again.

Great Hotel!

from zipzapgirl

We stayed at the Hermes Hotel last weekend (end of October) and loved it. The room was very nice...chic walnut panelling, a balcony w/ 2 chairs and a table, and excellent bathrooms. Our only less-than-satisfied area was that breakfast wasn't anything special (ie. toast and jam). The location was excellent but not at all noisy. Staff were always helpful with our questions, professional, and flexible. I'd definitely recommend this hotel and I'll stay there again.

One very satisfied guest

from anonymous

I just got back from Athens with two other friends and we stayed at the Hermes Hotel located in a quiet street in the Plaka area. Room was very nice and clean, with properly working air conditioner, cable TV and marble tiled bathroom. Only complaint was not enough hanging space for towels, and that half glass partition in the tub (instead of shower curtains and popular in European hotels) that make it difficult to shower without getting the entire bathroom floor wet. Breakfast, which was included in our room rate, was nothing special -- no fruits, unless you count those chunks in the jam. Overall, we were very satisfied with this hotel. Close to the Acropolis, the flea market, Syndagma Square and the Ermou shopping area. Walking distance to Omonia Square, Psirri and Monasteraki area. Lots of Greek tavernas and restaurants serving international cuisines. I would go back to this hotel if I ever visit Athens again.

Good location--lovely bathrooms

from bestmor46

This hotel was in a great location on the edge of the Plaka, but not on a noisy street. It was clean and had brand new marble bathrooms.

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHermes Hotel Athens

Hotel Hermes

A travel blog entry by cauterize

Finally made it to the Hotel Hermes. The airport outside of Athens is pretty good, I got the impression they upgraded it because of the Olympics. Then we took a train the main part of the city, and trekked it to our hotel. Barely had time to get in, then our Contiki Group was meeting. But I proved to be the awesome navigator between me and Jen. …

Welcome to Athens!

A travel blog entry by kristenjohn

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10/01 - So we arrived arrived in Athens at about 6:30am & luckily enough the hotel had a room ready for us so we grabbed a couple of hours sleep then went for a wander through the Plaka which is their equivalent of a mall. We took a wrong turn somewhere & got a little lost which turned out great cause we found my engagement ring! It's …

Flying into Athens

A travel blog entry by ruserj

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As we flew into Athens, we passed over this little peninsula.

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