Metropolis Hotel - A centrally located 2-star hotel with Acropolis views, a rooftop terrace, and proximity to major landmarks
Metropolis Hotel sits in Monastiraki, a central district with the flea market on Ifaistou Street and numerous traditional taverns nearby. A rooftop terrace offers views of the Acropolis, where guests can relax or dine on a breakfast buffet (€6 per person) featuring Greek yogurt, fruit, and toasted bread. The standard rooms include queen-size or twin Media Strom-branded beds, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and laptop-compatible safes, while select rooms have private balconies with Acropolis views. The New Acropolis Museum, Syntagma Square, and the Parthenon are within a few meters, accessible via direct public transport links. A 24-hour front desk provides luggage storage, wake-up calls, and taxi service.
Pros
The rooftop terrace provides panoramic views of the Acropolis and city.
Prime location within walking distance of Syntagma Square, Plaka, and major museums.
Rooms include free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and premium bedding.
Varied room options, including family rooms with private terraces.
Cons
Breakfast costs an additional €6 per person.
Some rooms lack balconies or Acropolis views.
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Metropolis Hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals
Superior Double Room Acropolis view
2 persons
175 sq. feet
1 King-size bed
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Triple Room Acropolis View
2 persons
155 sq. feet
1 Single Bed or 1 Double Bed
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Family Room Acropolis View
2 persons
195 sq. feet
2 Double beds
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Standard Double or Twin Room
2 persons
110 sq. feet
1 Double bed
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