The hotel itself was nice and clean. It, however, does not have laundry like it says in the amenities section. It is also not in a great part of town as when you walk there from the acropolis, there is the chance to encounter homeless people and discarded needles on the streets. If you are planning to take a cab to the attractions, then this is a good spot. If not, then I would consider other hotels.

Hotel itself is decent, i expected a bit more for the price. It is fairly clean and cozy, but very basic. Shower has no sliding door or curtain, so the floor is covered in water after every shower. One morning there was no hot water. Also, there noise coming from the pipes is extremely loud. Everytime the upstairs floors flushed the toilet, it sounded like a bunch of rocks being dropped down the pipes, and it woke me up in the mornings. Service was okay, friendly and extremely fast check-in/out. The main issue is the location. Although it is near a central spot, and good walking distance from many attractions, but the street itself is a disaster. There are homeless ************ outside directly in front of the hotel, ***** ***** all night. It is definitely not safe to walk alone at night. If safety is a concern, i cannot recommend staying at this hotel. Besides that, the stay itself is fairly comfortable.

Not far from the subway station, the room is big and new. The only drawback is that it is on the roadside and the soundproofing is not very good. You can hear the sound of cars passing by at night, especially the sound of motorcycles stepping on the accelerator.

The hotel is operated with care. The room was awkward on the first day. The staff helped me change to another room late at night. The room was clean and tidy. The cleaning time will be noisy, but there is no noise at night. Breakfast is only yogurt bread, relatively simple, the ingredients are not fresh, but a piece of money is acceptable.

Cheap price , comfortable bed, not too much to ask for. The surrounding area is not very safe. It is recommended to go to the city center according to the route provided by the hotel. The shower room needs to be improved. It is best not to put the men's and women's shower rooms in the same room and separate them with plastic curtains.

That hotel can easily be the best hotel in the area if they paid more attention to the renovation issue.. The place is well located and nice old classic design.. Staff are very helpful and breakfast was ok too.. They can't be blamed about few homeless people around as it's like that everywhere around that area.

The room was spacious, very clean and comfortable. I wasn't expecting much for breakfast, but there was a variety of bread, vegetables, and fruit. I also liked the fact that they refilled it right away. The staff was also very friendly. We will be back again when we come to Turkey.

Hermes Hotel is a prime example of a hotel that excels in good location. Nestled in the heart of Athens, it offers unparalleled convenience for leisure travellers. Proximity to Major Attractions: Within walking distance of many attractions in Athens, the hotel allows guests to explore the city's highlights without the hassle of public transportation. Vibrant Dining Scene: Surrounded by a diverse array of restaurants, cafes, and local eateries, guests have a plethora of options to satisfy their culinary cravings. Peaceful Neighborhood: Despite its central location, the hotel is situated in a relatively quiet area, ensuring a peaceful and restful stay. Overall, the location of Hermes Hotel is a major selling point. Its proximity to attractions, dining options make it a convenient and enjoyable choice for travelers seeking a memorable experience.

The hotel is close to metro stations and very close to the O51 bus route. It is in an area of Athens with its problems but that is no fault of the hotel. It is within easy walking distance of the shops and restaurants. The room was clean and tidy. The staff were pleasant and efficient. Check-In took less than one minute and check-out took seconds. Because it is only a three star hotel, the tourist tax is only three euros. The breakfast was buffet style and there was plenty of everything. There was a very wide selection of food.

The hotel is centrally located at only 5 min walk from Omonoia Square. Staff was friendly and welcoming with a good knowledge of the city. The street where is located feels safe, not the parallel ones, but it is extremely noisy day and night (even with the window closed) which prevents you from having a proper sleep. There was a common door which was open at all times to enter the hall to access my room and the neighbours and that didn't feel very safe. In addition, there was a strong tobacco smell at all times inside the from and at the hall despite smoking indoors being forbidden. Breakfast was expensive, the quality of the food wasn't great and there was very little variety of hot items in the buffet since the sausages and other food items were kept warm. There was no staff to greet you or clean the tables at the breakfast room either. The hotel and the room were clean though. So still a good option given the high accommodation prices.