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- Just a two-minute walk from Piraeus Port
- Great location for island-hopping
Modern Greek retreat
Nestled in the heart of Piraeus, the Port Square Hotel is ideally located for exploring Athens and setting sail to the Greek islands. Just a two-minute walk from Piraeus Port and a one-minute stroll to the local metro station, it’s perfectly placed for city explorers and island hoppers alike. Whether you’re visiting Athens’ historic landmarks, relaxing on the beaches of the Athenian Riviera, or enjoying a leisurely meal at a nearby taverna, everything is within easy reach.
The hotel offers sleek, comfortable rooms designed for relaxation after a day of adventure. Each room features modern décor, plush bedding, and well-thought-out amenities, including air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, and high-speed wi-fi to keep you connected. Bathrooms come equipped with walk-in showers and luxury toiletries for added comfort. And many of the rooms boast private terraces, perfect for soaking up the Athenian sun.
Start your day right with a mouth-watering breakfast at Bacaro Restaurant, where the aroma of freshly baked pastries mingles with the vibrant colours of seasonal fruits and irresistible Greek delicacies. Come evening, let your taste buds embark on a culinary journey with Bacaro’s inventive take on Greek cuisine. If you’re keen to venture out, the streets of Piraeus are lined with authentic tavernas and charming waterfront bars. From sizzling souvlaki to freshly grilled seafood, you’ll find flavours that capture the heart of Greece – all just a short stroll away.
With its fantastic location, contemporary design, and vibrant dining options, the Port Square Hotel is the ideal base for your Greek getaway. Whether you’re exploring the city or heading off on a ferry, it’s the perfect gateway to your next adventure.
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- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
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.