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Middle of Athens' down town
Located steps from Acropolis. Walk through the center of the social, cultural and political life of Athens.
Great Environment
Cosy atmosphere, luxury bathrooms, flat screen TV, air conditioning, comfortable beds, free bar, safe, direct dial telephone and free WiFi.
King Breakfast
Eat your breakfast idyllically, over the Athens’ Ancient market and the neoclassical neighborhood of Plaka and Monastiraki.
breathtaking views of ancient Athens
All rooms have views over Monastiraki Square, Acropolis, the area of Theseion and the temple of Hephaestus.
Enjoy nightlife of Athens
Ideally located for sightseeing, discovery, shopping and entertainment.
Steps away from the hub of Athens nightlife, with a variety of restaurants and cuisine, bars and clubs.
Meet New People
360 degrees Athens Hotel is the perfect hotel for couples but also for families or friends.
A memorable stay is absolutely guaranteed!
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360 Degrees Hotel Highlights
Gaze at the Acropolis
There is no comparison anywhere to the wonder that is the Acropolis. The Parthenon-topped apex has been Greece’s pride and joy since antiquity — and ancient Greeks were as distracted by its beauty as we are. Eyes are drawn to it, streets lead to it, and thankfully, given its location, it’s not too hard to get a view of it. It’s absolutely spectacular at night.
Psyrri By Night
Quality of life in Athens is directly related to the fact that you can go out on foot at any hour and not worry about personal safety. The Psyrri district is full of bars, clubs, and restaurants, and the atmosphere rightly feels like a carnival. This is life as it should be.
Take in Monastiraki's Adrianou Street
There are two Adrianou Streets, and this one is great for sitting at an outdoor cafe in summer or winter (under heaters) and people-watching. A view of the Acropolis and Hephaisteion temple across the Metro line in the Ancient Agora doesn’t hurt.