Parnon Hotel

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About the property

Hotel Parnon is located in the center of Athens, only 55 yards from Omonia metro station and 220 yards from the public bus terminal. The tourist areas of Acropolis, Plaka, Monastiraki and Psiri are only a 10 to 15 minute walk away, the National Museum only 7 minutes away. Enjoy your stay in one of the 51 fully renovated rooms, each equipped with an LCD TV, air conditioning, private shower and anatomical mattresses. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available the lobby of the hotel.

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Popularity

8.2

Very good

General

1687

Tripadvisor 7/10

225

Booking 8.4/10

1373

Expedia 8.8/10

Main services

Dining Area

Express Check-in/Check-out

Safe

Breakfast

First aid kit

Terrace

Internet access

Air conditioned

Fire extinguisher

Luggage room

Room service

24-hour security

Medical service

Bar

Car hire

Housekeeping

Laundry service

TV lounge

Wi-fi

Non-smoking rooms

Desk

Special dietary options

Pets allowed

Elevator

Security alarm

Smoke detector

Heating

Snack bar

Cellar / Wine tasting

* Some services may carry an extra charge.

Guest reviews

8.8/10 Very good

Cleanliness9.2/10

Staff and Service9.2/10

Amenities8.6/10

Property conditions and facilities8.8/10

10 / 10

Lyn

Lovely clean hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent breakfast choices.

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14 de Oct de 2024

4 / 10

Sue-Anne

Area outside property is disgusting. Graffiti all over. Dirty. Homeless people all over. Prostitute was seen as well. Had we known the surrounding area was so bad, we would not have booked here. The breakfast buffet was good. The hotel itself was ok. Although, the room we got had three beds; we don't know why there was an extra bed. This made it very tight. Elevator was super small as well. Athens needs to be cleaned up. City was dirty. Can't really enjoy the historical sites when graffiti is every where.

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2 de Oct de 2024

10 / 10

Rosa

Convenient

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30 de Sep de 2024

10 / 10

Carmela

Location, easy access, pleasant and very helpful staff

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15 de Sep de 2024

Information about the area

Athens, Greece

Athens is named after the goddess of wisdom, Athena, and her grandeur is celebrated by the stunning Acropolis that towers over the modern, cosmopolitan city that Athens has become. As one of the oldest cities in the world, Athens is the cradle of western philosophy, democracy, and theater. Today, the Greek capital continues to be a significant global hub of culture, with its historic center, iconic classical sites, and museums brimming with artifacts from ancient Greece. The Acropolis, topped by the iconic Parthenon, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cars are prohibited in the historic center, which has transformed into Europe's most impressive pedestrian walkway. In this archaeological park, visitors can experience the city's contrasting nature by visiting the New Acropolis Museum, a modern, high-tech building with bright, spacious exhibition areas, and the National Archaeological Museum, Greece's largest archaeological museum dedicated to ancient Greek art. The Acropolis and Mount Lycavittos, the city's highest points, serve as landmarks as they can be seen from most locations in the Plaka, the old historical neighborhood. The Plaka is located beneath the Acropolis and extends nearly to Syntagma, the location of the Greek Parliament. For a glimpse into the indulgent Athenian lifestyle, visit Monastiraki, a popular spot for locals to eat, drink, and socialize. The nightlife belongs to Psirri, a lively neighborhood known for its bars, live music venues, and thrilling nightclubs. Southeast of the city center, a beautiful stretch of coastline offers breathtaking views of the shimmering blue Aegean Sea. Few European capitals can boast of having sandy beaches and clean swimming waters so easily accessible. Athens thus provides the best of both worlds – an exciting city break and a relaxing beach vacation. Athenians are surprisingly friendly and outgoing, and their zest for life's pleasures is so contagious that even the most reserved traveler will find themselves taking time for leisurely coffees and evening walks, dining out late, and enjoying the city's nightlife long after the rest of Europe has retired for the night.

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What’s nearby

Omonoia Square - 0.24 km
City Center - 0.28 km
National Archaeological Museum - 0.47 km
Mount Lycabettus - 0.68 km
National Historical Museum - 1.01 km
Numismatic Museum of Athens - 1.11 km

Getting around

athens, piraeus harbour, gr - 8.85 km
(ATH) Athens, Eleftherios Venizelos Intl, GR - 19.7 km
athens, rafina harbour, gr - 25.02 km