Travel tips, Greek treasure hotel recommendations

Grand Hyatt is currently renovating a building next to it. If you check in and they put you in a brand new building, it might be noisy during the day. - The room was very modern and had bathrobes and slippers in the bathroom. The shampoo is Frederick Malle eau de Magnolia. I prefer this taste, although I don’t use FM’s stuff. - The minibar in the room has very few items, but when you turn on the TV there is a big menu, and ordering room service is very nice. - There is a Bluetooth speaker in the room, which can be paired with your phone so you can listen to it while taking a shower. - There is a breakfast restaurant and a swimming pool on the top floor, but I don’t recommend lying there all day because the wine order is slow and the staff don’t like to come out to ask everyone what they want to drink. - And there are not many beds, the sun is shining directly, although you can open an umbrella, but it won't be much better. So I recommend going to their outdoor swimming pool on the first floor, where there are much fewer people, no sun, and there is a small bar right next to it, with much better service. - The gym is small, but it is more than enough for aerobics. In Athens, everyone lives in Hotel Street because it only takes about 10 minutes to take a taxi to the busiest street. Taxi fares are less than €10. Remember to agree on the price before getting on the bus, and ask clearly if this is the price for these people, otherwise you will be taken on board.