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This nice hotel, snuggled into a quiet side street on Philop ppou Hill, has small and unspectacular, but modern rooms with televisions and airconditioning A few rooms even live up to the hotel s name But if your room lacks a view, head up to the roof terrace, where you can get outstanding Acropolis vistas, especially at sunset See map p 539 10 Webster St (off Rov rtou G lli, 2 blocks down from its intersection with Dionys ou Aeropay tou) % 210-921-7303 Fax: 210-923-0705 Metro: Akropoli Bus/trolley: A2, A2e, A3, 1, 5, 9, 15, 40, 57, 110, 126, or 230 Rates: 100 160 ($115 $184) double Rates include breakfast AE, MC, V

The city s only boutique hotel is easily the most charming in Athens, with a staff that makes you feel like this is your home away from home Rooms are large and elegantly decorated The only drawbacks: It s a serious hike (20 to 30 minutes) or a ten-minute taxi ride to S;ntagma, and few restaurants are in this residential neighborhood See map p 539 15 Timoleontos Vassou St % 210-641-5000 Fax: 210-646-6361 www andromedaathensgr or wwwslhcom/andromeda Metro: Megaron Bus: 1, 3, 7, 8, 13 Rates: 435 465 ($500 $535) double Rates include breakfast AE, DC, MC, V

After extensive renovations, the former Diomia Hotel was reborn in 2000 as the Athens Cypria, an excellent addition to Athens s moderately priced hotels and in a neighborhood where most hotels are seriously expensive The street suffers little traffic, so most of the pleasantly modernized rooms are quiet, but book early so you can snag one (rooms 604 607) with a stunning view of the Acropolis Sadly, the renovations don t seem to have extended to doing something about the quality of the lackluster and inattentive staff (but in fairness, this is a drawback the Cypria shares with many Athens hotels not to be snooty, but they can leave you dangling for weeks after a reservation request) See map p 539 Odos Diomias 5 (2 blocks from S;ntagma Square) % 210-323-8034 or 210-323-0470 Fax: 210-324-8792 wwwathenscypriacom Metro: S;ntagma Square Bus/trolley: A2, A3, B2, E2, A2e, A95, 1, 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 15, 40 or 230 Rates: 110 120 ($127 $138) double Rates include breakfast AE, MC, V

Plain-but-nice rooms, cheerful service, and air-conditioning keep the Attalos popular among budget-conscious travelers The roof terrace has a bar for snacks and ice cream and a lovely view to the Acropolis across the city (best when seen at night) This view is also available in 37 of the upper-floor rooms, many of which have balconies Streetside rooms have soundproofed windows (which are pretty effective), and a recent renovation upgraded the very clean rooms to include televisions, hair dryers, and in-room safes Tha Attalos is just a few minutes from the Pl ka See map p 539 29 Athin s St (11 2 blocks from Monastir ki Square) % 210-321-2801 Fax: 210-324-3124 wwwattalosgr Metro: Monastir ki Bus/trolley: 25, 26, 27, 35, 200, or 731 Rates: 83 96 ($95 $110) double Rates include breakfast AE, V

Just 3 blocks south of the Acropolis, in a quiet residential neighborhood, the Divani Palace Acropolis does a brisk tour business, but welcomes independent travelers The blandly decorated rooms are large and comfortable with generous bathrooms and private balconies; all were recently redone A section of Athens s fifth-century BC defense wall is preserved behind glass in the basement Nearby amenities include a Veropoulos SPAR supermarket a block away at 4 Parthenonos St and a shop at 7 Parthenonos St that sells American and English newspapers See map p 539 19 25 Parthenonos St, Makriyanni (from S;ntagma Square take Amalias Avenue to pedestrianized Dionysiou Areopagitou; turn left into Parthenonos; the hotel is on your left after about 3 blocks) % 210-928-0100 Fax: 210-921-4993