Mona Athens

Mona Hotel is located just near Monasteraki Station, in a reasonably quiet part of the area, but close enough to the local action. The rooms are querki cool, with super comfortable beds and great bathing products. The breakfast is highly recommended, and the roof top bar is excellent for a nightcap. We will stay here when next in Athens.

It's stylish, breakfast is actually inventive and great, reception feels a bit improvised yet friendly but most importantly: Read the fine print when booking. Our room came with an open toilet which is hilariously sold to you as "sensual". This information is listed as an "amenity" Bathroom and toilet are separated by just partial curtains that we could never quite close all the way, so if you stand or sit in the impractical shower the neighbors across the narrow street may just be part of that "sensuality". Interesting for some, but not what I expected at this price point.

Stunning, classy, beautiful art and design, and very welcoming. The rooftop is a dream, the room was gorgeous and comfortable for 4.

I hired a black car to pick up someone and it never showed up nor we got a heads up of it being canceled or something. This ended up in the person having to take a taxi which was unsafe. I confirmed the transfer several times and provided clear itineraries. Such a bad experience.

The staff very helpful! The boho style hotel was a really cool experience. I wish we could have stayed there more than 1 day. Breakfast had only a few options but overall great experience.

The quirky and creative ‘industrial cool’ design concept for the interior definitely stands this hotel apart, as well as the location, and the quality of the breakfast menu which was excellent, and on the whole communication was good when done via the iPad, however there are some areas that could improve the experience of staying here. The noise from the lane into the early hours needs to be addressed, and attention to detail for this price point is lacking. For example, the broken washing machine left us finding a local self service laundromat to do our washing ourselves. This issue could have been resolved by staff rather than simply apologising for the inconvenience. Some surfaces, while intentionally textured for the industrial feel are showing signs of wearing. Most days the spaces seemed to be in use for other purposes(?) with people busy on laptops and mobiles and guests wondering whether to avoid intruding. The space certainly has a strong design vibe, probably best suited to a young design savvy audience. More face to face hospitality and connection and engagement between guests and staff would not go astray. Probably would not stay again.