Hotels near Church of Agios Andreas, Piraeus

A newish hotel, this place is very contemporary and makes use of all the limited space it has in a very efficient way. We were checked in by Valga who was friendly, helpful and efficient. Our room was spotless and cool. The beds are very hard, so be warned if you like a soft mattress. The room had all we needed, except for milk which you have to get from reception. A continental Breakfast can be purchased for €13. There’s a small gym if you feel inclined to use it. Valga helped with a good restaurant recommendation and called good value taxis for us. She’s was a super-star. Thank you for a great stay.

I spent a pleasant 8 days in the hotel. Ctrip and Ctrip overseas where it is cheap to book from. I divided 5 orders. It is not the longer the order time. It is very troublesome to skip the price and it is easy to make mistakes. This trip stayed for 48 days, this hotel is the highest star rating, the room is the largest, tax 4 euros a day is the most expensive. It is convenient to travel in Bigang, not far from the subway, trams and buses. I met a wonderful person. Someone opened the door in the room. It was a restaurant waiter. After opening the door, I said two Greek words and left. I couldn't understand it. I negotiated with the front desk. I lacked patience. I showed my face. It took a long time to understand that it was testing the minibar consumption. Different countries have different habits. Can't you be patient? So give a smile less. Other front desks are good. The speed of the network is very slow, and there is often no network, which makes my computer need hot spots for Internet access, which is too inappropriate. There is no chair, it is too tired to lean on a stool. Fortunately, I gave a back chair at the front desk, thank you. Send photos of the harbor and Easter activities to have fun.

A late cruise booking needed a single night and found this place after other cruisers had recommended. We were on a late flight so no need to go into Athens centre as we wanted to get on the ship early not do tourist stuff, Pretty good location for most things in the Piraeus area if staying more time. Very friendly and helpful staff both in the evening and the morning. We were late(10:30pm) and looking for something to eat, directed to the local kebab place Kali Pita by the old harbour just a couple of mins walk, huge portions and decent prices just what we needed, so full we skipped breakfast so can't comment on that We had one of the refurbished rooms although compact a good design with sufficient storage with small balcony the shower was great proper walk in. The superior rooms with terrace look nice from the pics. One attraction was the included cruise shuttle, this place had a lot of cruisers that morning so our chosen time could not be met as the driver was busy back and forth to the cruise terminal, not a problem, they called and paid for a Taxi which was way more than expected. we checked a few booking sites and the price varied quite a bit, but as it was still covid and winter prices were very low. Would consider again for a pre/post cruise stay.

everything of the hotel is good but the road to the hotel is a bit scary as it's winter time so it's already very dark at 7pm. Use the main road could be better.

The most important thing to note is it's not in the heart of Athens, but if you are happy with that and perhaps you are getting on an early ferry or a cruise, then this is a great spot. There's actually plenty to do, with lots of bars and restaurants along the waterfront, a lovely walk around the marina to the main port area and the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center nearer than if you're in Athens itself. The hotel is gorgeous, spotlessly clean, friendly and welcoming staff, hip rooftop dining/bar area and stylish, modern rooms. The views are lovely, too, right over the marina, so you wake to brilliant sunshine and the coast view. Dinner on the roof is just perfect – the food, the ambience, the service, the twinkling lights of the bay – even if you're not staying here, come here and have a drink. And breakfast in the Botanist is delicious. Shout out to the staff, everyone of whom was welcoming, friendly and helpful, whether it was storing our luggage, turning up outrageously late for breakfast or helping with directions. It's a really lovely, warm and welcoming place and ideal for a business trip or for a couples' getaway.

Everything was perfect in this well located hotel. We travelled with a dog and they were very accommodating. The room was very comfortable, clean and with full amenities. We will definitely return soon!

I liked the location because it was quiet and not a noisy tourist area. I was able to visit major tourist attractions on foot. Even the subway station was close. There were delicious brunch restaurants, a coin laundromat, and a supermarket nearby, so it was convenient to use. This is a place I would like to recommend. I could always drink delicious coffee.

I booked this hotel because it was very close to the Acropolis. When I arrived, I found that it was indeed very close, and it only took five minutes to walk there. There is nothing much to say about the hotel itself. The service attitude was very good, the room was very clean, and slippers and toiletries were provided. The bathroom was separated into dry and wet areas, and the countertops were all marble. The room was a bit small, but there was a balcony with a view of the Acropolis. There is a place to eat downstairs. If you walk towards the Acropolis, there is also a tourist street over there with more people and more lively. The sound insulation of the balcony windows and doors was okay. But what was unpleasant was that there were many people outside drinking, watching the game and singing that day, and they didn't leave until one o'clock in the middle of the night. I don't know if this is normal.

This is an extremely nice hotel situated in a perfect location. Our stay and review are based on a Superior room You would be hard pressed to find an Athens hotel in a better location. You are right in the middle of all the action with shops and restaurants nearby. You are spoilt for choice. Although in a busy area we found the excellent double- glazed doors/windows kept any noises out and it was not an issue at all. Our Superior room came with a kettle and tea/coffee making facilities although that is not listed on their website. It may be worth e-mailing them if this is important to you. There was air-con but in March there was no need to make use of it so we cannot comment on its efficiency. The toilet/bathroom came with those tiny bottles of shampoo and body wash which we refuse to use on environmental grounds so we brought our own and used that. There was a sign saying that if the used towels were hung up then it was assumed that we were happy to reuse them. The cleaners replaced them daily regardless. The rooms were kept very clean. This hotel has much going for it. We grabbed a deal here at a very attractive price which included breakfast. The breakfast arrangements were in a fairly small area but we felt that a good selection was provided considering the space limitations. Plenty of fresh vegetable choices and delicious too. The Tomatoes and Cucumber just tasted so much better than we are used to. Cereals, bread, cakes, fruit and coffee from a machine. We looked forward to our breakfast every morning and didn’t grow tired of it. Minor gripes (being very picky). The over the bath shower was a mini battle in so much that it was prone to shoot water out onto the floor if you weren’t being careful. It could have been better but all we had to do was to adjust our showering habits and all was ok in the end. Our room had a balcony facing out to the street below. It would have been nice for a couple of chairs out there rather than just a large pot plant and the air-con unit for company. I did notice that no other balconies on other building had chairs out so perhaps that is just the Athens way. We had a Fridge in our room. Very welcome. A very close mini supermarket was the cheapest place we could find to buy water. E0.39 for 1.5 litres as I recall. We loved this hotel. All the staff were so nice and so helpful. I can’t remember all of their names but Irena and Eva come to mind. They helped make our stay wonderful. It had a curiously homely feel about the place. March time was a great time of the year as it was a pleasant day time temperature with it getting a bit chilly in the evenings. You could still dine outdoors but with a patio heater nearby. We loved Athens and have decided to return next March with the flights already booked. We will stay at the Plaka Hotel again. 5 stars from us

Not a 4 star hotel. 3 star at best. Room is a decent size along with it being clean. Had no hot water for the whole 5 days durations while me and my partner stayed here. Staff said to “try have a shower off peak times as too many people using the hot water at once” Which I dont want to be coming back mid day to have a hot shower. And obviously would like a shower in the mornings. For a hotel you 100% expect to have hot water. Complained about this issue few times but unfortunately couldn’t do much about it. For a 4 star they vastly need to update the boiler system. Hotel is in a horrendous location. I get you can’t do much about that and it’s my fault not doing a full research on the area. But there’s a lot of homeless, drunk/drugged up users around the area which you’ll see every time when walking back and to the hotel. Not pleasant to see. Streets full of rubbish and just dirty. Breakfast is average for a 4 star. Like mentioned the hotel it self was very clean and tidy. Room cleaned to a good standard each day. Couldn’t fault that. Would suggest other hotels to look for and spend a little more money doing so if you are sceptical on the area surroundings.