Acropolis Select Hotel |
Hotel Hera | |
| Address |
37-39 Falirou Street Athens |
Falirou Street 9 Athens |
| Phone | 302 10 9211610 | 30 210 92 36 68 2 |
| Class | 3 star | star |
| Price | From $87.25 to $227.56 | From $130.00 to $200.00 |
| Floors | 6 floors | 5 floors |
| Rooms | 72 rooms | 38 rooms |
| Amenities |
Family Rooms Room service Free breakfast Business center Restaurant Meeting rooms Data port |
Family Rooms Room service Wheelchair accessible Business center Restaurant Meeting rooms Non-smoking rooms |
A superior 3 star hotel well located in a quiet street in the vicinity of Plaka and the Acropolis only a fifteen minute walk to the heart of the city and the main shopping district. A blend of contemporary and classical styling with exquisite Italian furniture fine German fabrics and original pieces of art inspired from ancient Greek culture give this hotel a distinctive style. The warm hospitality and comfortably appointed guest rooms complete with en-suite facilities self controlled air-conditioning internet connection satellite TV etc. some with views of the Acropolis make for a perfect base from where to explore the city. The hotel has a restaurant serving a full American buffet breakfast and a selection of a la carte dishes in the evening. Alternatively there are several restaurants and tavernas located nearby whilst the nearest Metro station is only 100 meters away.
Completely renovated into a neoclassical style, Hotel Hera has now opened its doors and is ready to welcome its guests with the genuine warmth of definitive hospitality, combined with an impeccable service, comfort and the exceptional atmosphere of a boutique hotel. Conveniently located right at the foot of the Acropolis Hill, the new Acropolis Museum and next to the interconnected archaeological sites, Hera Hotel offers a unique opportunity to the visitor to enjoy an excellent stay at the hotel, right into the heart of the old Athens, and to traverse through ancient times by strolling through the historic center of the City. Its architectural design is inspired by the grandeur of the ancient Athenian past.
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