Smart, modern hotel in the Port of Piraeus

The Port of Piraeus may be best known as the main gateway to the Greek islands, but it doubles up as an excellent, off-beat alternative base for exploring Athens while staying outside of downtown. This ultra-modern hotel is in an ideal spot, set just back from the waterfront, a couple of minutes away from the metro station, and within easy walking distance of the area’s trendy bars, restaurants, cafes and galleries.

It takes just 15-20 minutes from here to get to downtown Athens, so before you know it, you can be hiking up the Acropolis, marvelling at the Parthenon, strolling through the National Garden or wandering the cobbled lanes of the historic, hillside Plaka neighbourhood.

If you’re not spending the evening in Athens city centre or sampling the local culinary scene in Piraeus, you can enjoy delicious Greek and international dishes at the stylish on-site restaurant. Be sure to head up to the rooftop bar, too, for cocktails overlooking the sea.  
 

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • 1 restaurant (Greek/international)
  • 1 rooftop bar
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Family facilities

  • Baby cot hire
  • Highchairs in the restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Piraeus

Sun-kissed Piraeus is a colourful port city, located to the south-west of Athens. Known as the gateway to the Greek islands – from where boats set sail for party paradises like Mykonos and scenic stops such as Hydra – this coastal hotspot is fast-growing in popularity, thanks to its hip mix of culture and cuisine.

If museums and galleries are your thing, be sure to check out the Archaeological Museum of Piraeus – which shines a spotlight on centuries-old artefacts – while you should also make time for the quirky Electric Railways Museum and the Rodeo Gallery, which is a modern art mecca.

You’ll find waterside bliss and plenty of places to eat at the Mikrolimano and Zea marinas, where multi-million-pound yachts bob alongside little fishing boats and seafood is served to perfection at the lively tavernas. Foodies can also sample local flavours at the many eateries neighbouring the Piraeus Flea Market – a bric-a-brac-packed bonanza held every Sunday morning.

For a change of pace, head to the affluent, hilltop neighbourhood of Kastella. After sipping an early evening ouzo while taking in the sweeping coastal views, you can catch a show at the open-air Veakeio Theatre, which runs throughout the summer months. 

Athens Greece, Piraeus, 18531, Greece

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