Radisson Blu Park Hotel Athens

"Team at reception are very pleasant and friendly. Overall experience was good and recommended for everyone"

"We spent one night at the hotel, having booked a "Premium" room with a view of the Acropolis. Within just a few minutes, we couldn't wait to leave. The hotel’s best days are clearly long gone; it currently offers, at best, a three-star standard. The room was dark and located next to a congested, noisy street—and you would need exceptionally sharp eyesight to even catch a glimpse of the Acropolis. The view beyond and above the terrace was truly nightmarish. While I was brushing my teeth, a panel beneath the sink fell off, revealing a hideous sight—filthy debris and an unpleasant odor. It has been a long time since I’ve seen a hotel—let alone one with a five-star rating—so poorly maintained. The attached photos illustrate all of this."

"I stayed for three nights for a business trip. It is not in close proximity to Syntagma Square and Plaka, and the area around it is a bit shabby. So I would not recommend the 15-minute walk to the center. It is better to take a taxi. The hotel itself is nice but is badly managed. You can see signs of poor management everywhere. My room had three different stars. The room itself was a five-star room and recently refurbished. The bathroom was two stars and had not been refurbished. The veranda was a shame: dirty, with old furniture, water leakage, and a plant in a pot that nobody takes care of. The same with the gym, which was well equipped but had a broken bench, a treadmill that would not work, etc. I also had an unpleasant experience when I had guests at the lobby, but we could not order a coffee because all the staff were engaged with breakfast. We went to the restaurant on the top floor, where we waited for about half an hour for somebody to appear and take our orders. Leaving aside all negatives, the rooftop restaurant is a gem. It offers views of Akropolis and Lycabetus and the food is superb."