She might be well over a century old, but this neoclassical Grande Dame still captures the imagination of travellers coming to the Greek capital.

A grandiose King made of marble, mahogany, velvet, leather and gold trim raises standards of luxury to dizzying heights.

This neoclassical townhouse designed by Ernst Ziller, the architect behind many Athenian landmarks, has been converted into a 10-room hotel. The style is an uneven mishmash of heritage and modern, and you can almost reach out and touch the Parthenon from the trendy rooftop restaurant.

This well-established luxury hotel rises above an Athens’ main crossroad, boasting one of the best urban panoramic views from its rooms as well as its popular rooftop bar and restaurant.

The elegant Melia Athens is located in the heart of the city centre. Experience indulgent dining with finely curated Mediterranean cuisine and the perfect backdrop of the Parthenon and Lycabetus hill.

This beautiful hotel is located right in the heart of the city. With its privileged location, Polis Grand provides unique accessibility to the historic sights and attractions of Athens.

The symbol of Athenian tourism for decades with the privilege to have served more than 5 million travelers so far.

A beautifully updated 1930s landmark in the historic heart of Athens. The vibe is calm and uncluttered, a soothing sanctuary filled with modern art and custom-made furniture.

Amalia Hotel, member of one of the oldest hotel chains in Greece, offers professional service, modern layout and an impeccable location combined with a no-frills and hassle-free approach to hospitality. Its location is right on one of Athens’s biggest, busiest streets, directly across from Parliament.

Completing this holistic hospitality experience built on the foundations of Greek Food, Ergon House offers contemporary living spaces spread over the floors above the marketplace.

The Cecil occupies a beautifully renovated neo-classical building in the heart of old Athens,close to the Ancient Market and the New City Market.

It is the place where neoclassical elegance meets the contemporary modernity. Let the neutral tones and the sleek marble floors offer you the best hospitality.

This neo-classical Lady still maintains the olde-worlde style in the heart of modern Athens.

Whether you visit Athens for leisure or for a short business trip, Athens Way is the perfect spot from where you can begin exploring the beauty of Athens.

If you’re the edgy urbanite type who secretly enjoys low-key opulence this place is for you. Wyndham Grand represents the neo-Hellenic aspiration of offering what they describe as “affordable luxury.”

Fun yet polished, this dream pad for the young and the young-at-heart is a crazy/cool boutique art hotel. Although its locale is slightly sketchy if you’re not fond of inner-city grit, it is also strategic: City Hall, Omonia Square, and the Central (Produce) Market are all close by.