Crowne Plaza Athens City Centre

50 Michalakopoulou Avenue, Near Athens Concert Hall, Athens, 11528, Greece

Rating

4.3

Price Level

$$$

Rooms

193

Pets

May

Crowne Plaza Athens City Centre, Athens

Crowne Plaza Athens City Centre

Situated in the heart of Athens’ business and commercial district Crowne Plaza offers lavish accommodation within walking distance of historical sites and metro station. All rooms are of contemporary design and combine the comforts of a high standard hotel with the personal care and friendliness of a family-owned business. They offer air conditioning a satellite flat-screen TV and a minibar. There is a wide selection of dining options available at the Crowne Plaza providing high-quality international cuisine. In Summer guests can enjoy dinner at the roof garden restaurant with a panoramic view of Lycabettus Hill and the Acropolis. The conference facilities of the hotel provides an array of functions. The hotel is located just 10 minutes from the Acropolis and close to the picturesque neighbourhood of Plaka and Syntagma Square as well as the famous Kolonaki shopping area. Private parking is possible on site.

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Overall

Excellent

4.3

325 reviews

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Customers Review

Value 3.9

Location 3.9

Cleanliness 4.5

Comfort 4.4

Neighborhood 3.8

Amenities 4.4

Condition 4.3

Quality 5

Recomendation 89.2%

“esquisite hotel”

— GreeceYou Lei

“Un hotel que no está a la altura de las estrellas que tiene. He venido por trabajo una semana y se nota que está mal mantenido: limpieza la justa, televisor no funciona, caja fuerte obsoleta. Tiene gimnasio (pequeño)y las dos cintas de correr estropeadas...quizás tuvo tiempos mejores, pero da un poco de pena.”

— Juan Otero