Just 300 metres from the Acropolis, and 150 metres from the Metro, this recently renovated hotel is ideal for stays in central Athens. Many cultural sights are walking distance away.
Airotel Parthenon, Athen
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 7,28/10 - HOTEL PARTHENON stands right where the symbols of ... more
civilization materialize - in the heart of old Athens. The celebrated archeological walk of Acropolis and ancien The hotel is placed at the foothill of the Acropo...
Airotel Parthenon, Athens
In the heart of Athens, 300 metres from the Acropolis and 150 metres from the Metro, this ... more
pleasant 4-star hotel is ideally located for a city trip to Athens.This colourful hotel is placed at the foothill of the Acropolis next to Plaka, and many of the ...
Airotel Parthenon, Athens
Location. The modern, five storey Airotel Parthenon hotel is in the historic district of ... more
Plaka in Athens, Greece, 300 metres from the Acropolis and 400 metres from the city centre. The hotel is within one and a half kilometres of the Parthenon, Nati...
Airotel Parthenon, Athens
Location. The modern, five storey Airotel Parthenon hotel is in the historic district of ... more
Plaka in Athens, Greece, 300 metres from the Acropolis and 400 metres from the city centre. The hotel is within one and a half kilometres of the Parthenon, Nati...
Airotel Parthenon, Athens
Home is where the heart is Where it all begun HotelL Parthenon stands right where the ... more
symbols of civilization materialize in the heart of old Athens The celebrated archeological walk of Acropolis and ancient Athens is right next to you so that you c...
Just 300 metres from the Acropolis, and 150 metres from the Metro, this recently renovated hotel is ideal for stays in central Athens. Many cultural sights are walking distance away.
Advantages: Historical Monument, magnificent structure Disadvantages: Surrounded by scaffolding and people
...The Parthenon is the most impressive and important monument in Athens. Representative of the Golden Age of 5th Century Athens, the Parthenon tops the Acropolis. And so, it is here, that I will begin my reviews on Greece. As part of my studies for my diploma and degree in Classic Studies, 5th Century Athens had occupied a large proportion of the work. We planned a tour of mainland classical Greece combined with a five-day stay on the island of Corfu.
There is an entrance fee to the Acropolis of 58 euros that includes a guided tour. The Parthenon can then be viewed at liberty.
The Parthenon dominates the Acropolis, situated on the highest point and rising to massive proportions. It stands 101 feet tall and is 228 feet long. Although now in ruins, it retains a magnificent that is awesome. The effect, sadly is somewhat spoiled by...
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful
Advantages: fun, charming and diverting city with plenty of interesting things to see and do; great variety of bars and restaurants Disadvantages: has some shonky areas, may bring you to spend more than you'd like
...The city of Athens, Georgia, USA, is one of those eclectic university towns scattered all the way across the country. If you're an American and a seasoned college student, you know all about what that means - an infinite variety of bars, pubs, theatres and crack houses. And, of course, a vast number of students to take advantage of whichever of these vices may take their fancy. In this particular case, it's the enormous campus of the University of Georgia which has set up shop in this interesting town.
Athens is about 70 miles from Atlanta, anywhere from an hour to an hour and a half drive depending on various things - the traffic, whether there is a thunderstorm present, or if someone has managed to cark it somewhere along the road and has thus blocked it in some manner. Once you're out of the suburban and ugly sprawl of Atlanta you...
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful
Advantages: Vibrant, cheap excellent public transport. Famous historic sites. Eating out Disadvantages: Not as 'Greek' as it used to be. Poor air quality. The drivers!
...I'd been to Athens before, but not since 1973 so I was fully expecting a lot of changes, and to a greater extent I was right.
For example, I was probably amongst the last tourists to be allowed full access to wander all over the famous Parthenon on the Acropolis hill. Since then it has been fenced off and variously concealed behind one piece of scaffolding or another, and is rumoured to stay that way for decades.
I remember that summer of '73 with some trepidation - it was damned hot to be in a city and the traffic was truly awful, with blue fumes from two-stroke 'pop-pops' everywhere.
Since then, cars have got a lot cleaner, but regrettably more numerous. Of course, going there in the October half-term holiday helps with the air-quality too!
WHERE IS IT?
It's the capital of Greece and lies in the province...
Read review
Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful
Review of the Hotel Alexander the Great in Laganas, Zante as featured on BBC’s ‘Watchdog’.
Towards the end of April 2001 we booked a late availability all-inclusive one-week holiday in Zante departing on 10th May. The holiday was... more