Royal Olympic Hotel

... birthday at one of the most elegant Roof Gardens of Athens. The Ioannis Restaurant is on the highest spot of the Royal Olympic Hotel where we are staying. The highlight of this Roof Garden is the amazing view of the Acropolis footlight making it standing ...

Elegance, Style, Glamour and Luxury! The beautiful and luxurious hotel we are staying is just stunning that a few minutes after I take the photos in our room I am out to see everything. It is unbelievably beautiful with breathtaking views of the area ...

... . The photos are from our room. ############ The Ultimate of Discreet Luxury! We spent two unforgettable nights at the Royal Olympic Hotel when in Athens celebrating my birthday. The location is more than perfect away from the centre where the protests ...

... for one final night in another fancy pants place, again per Murray’s work entitlement!  Our room at the five-star Royal Olympic Hotel was great, and we had our own balcony with views of local Athens in the distance and the hotel pool below ...

... Athens for my birthday, and we are to spend one day at our apartment at the Lycabettus Hill and 2 nights at the beautiful Royal Olympic Hotel opposite the Temple of Zeus. We firstly go to see the kids and spend some time with them reading and playing and ...

... for a few days. On hindsight it was a brilliant idea! Nick, who could make researching for places to stay on the internet an Olympic sport, had found us a wonderful B&B behind a pub. All looking a little tired and slightly - only slightly - less glam, ...

... then continued on to the Key Tours office. From Amalias, we turned left onto Diakou. We turned right after we walked past the Royal Olympic Hotel. Sure enough, the office was there. We showed our tickets to a clerk. He said to be back at 2:15 to board ...

... and could understand them when the conductor pronounced the names of the stations. Walking up to the gardens we saw the Olympic stadium. It is quite a spectacular building. The gardens had tulips and azaleas blooming but not much else. It is ...

... ; This would have to be one of the most beautiful olympic venues, especially being so close to the centre of town.  The olympic village area was quite controversial as it was in an undesirable area of town  and many people were moved out of the ...

... farmers market where you can purchase vegetables, fresh fish and crafts, or order a fresh crepe or Chinese food.  The Prince Royal hotel was a perfect location to enjoy the sites.  Located just below the Citadel, an 1826 fort, it was close to ...

... of development over the years. The Grand Palace is one of the main attractions so we spent the following day there.  It was a former royal residence so of course we had to visit.  The easiest way to get there is by boat taxi so we headed to the ...

... of development over the years. The Grand Palace is one of the main attractions so we spent the following day there.  It was a former royal residence so of course we had to visit.  The easiest way to get there is by boat taxi so we headed to the ...

... gorgeous and lovely, especially in early fall. We walked all over the city, so much so that we actually walked to the Olympic Stadium, which is really far out of town. We climbed Mount Royal which overlooks the city, shopped, saw some great ...

... told! August 5th: Head to the Royal National Hotel to meet up with my Contiki group. August 6th: Depart the Royal National Hotel aboard a bus with 47 complete strangers... and end up sitting in between 2 Melbourne people anyway...Shaun and ...

... 3 hours. However, once we got to our stop at Russell Square, our hotel was only 2 blocks away. We stayed at the Royal National hotel, which is one of the biggest in Europe. It's a short subway ride away from the sights, comparatively cheap, nice and ...

Today I meet up with the contiki group at the royal national hotel. I  got up at 8:30 and showered then packed all my stuff and checked out.  Luckily I could lock up my bags until 1pm and walk around. The weather  was great again today ...

... probably hasn't changed a lot. Check out the main street, taking photos of the imposing Council Chambers and the typically large Royal Mail Hotel, with a long second storey verandah around the corner, and cast iron posts. Leaving town, we get a photo of a ...

... stands very near the Temple next to one of the busiest streets with heavy traffic. It is the street leading to Syntagma. During the Olympic Games the Arch was cleaned but I notice the change in colour again after all these years. As I walk pass it I ...

... all stops within a 10 minute walk to our hotel!!). But a mind stretching morning all the same. Quick trip around town to see Olympic stadium and village; past the temple of Zeus; gardens and Hadrian arch then onto the Acroplis museum. So glad we did that ...