"Loved this hotel - the rooms are large, clean and very functional. Sitting out on balcony was wonderful to watch Athens walk by. The hotel is in a pedestrian area with restaurants and bars all within walking distance. The breakfast was lovely - probably the best orange juice EVER!!! The staff were friendly and accommodating. When they learned we had an early morning excursion planned (before the restaurant for breakfast opened) they packed us food to take with us - very thoughtful."

"My daughter and I had a great room - the view of the acropolis is perfect. Somewhere service fell slightly short - some of the staff are excellent and the other asking for a tip. Breakfast is amazing - beyond all expectations."

"This hotel was right in the middle of the city with so many bars, restaurants, shops, churches close by. Our room was decent size and had a small balcony overlooking a courtyard and a view of the acropolis. Room was clean and comfortable. Service was excellent. Breakfast was very good. Being an old, but renovated, hotel the elevators were small, especially one that could just hold two people. Otherwise the hotel was modern."

"My family and I had a lovely stay at the Perianth. We booked two rooms, one for my husband and me and one for our 16-year-old son, and were lucky enough to get connecting rooms. The setup was ideal, with one main door leading to a small private hallway and separate doors into each room. The rooms were cozy but thoughtfully designed and had everything we needed. One thing to note is that the bathroom, including the shower, is made of frosted glass, and you can somewhat see through it. That’s important to know if you’re traveling with friends, siblings, or anyone you prefer to have a little more privacy from. We really appreciated the complimentary minibar and breakfast, both of which were nice touches. The hotel’s location is fantastic. You’re right in the middle of everything on a lively square and can easily walk to many of Athens’ major sights. We walked everywhere, from the Acropolis to the Benaki Museum. Be sure to walk down Adrianou Street on your way to the Acropolis. It has wonderful shops and is a great place to soak up the atmosphere. Even though we were on the first floor, noise wasn’t much of an issue except for a bit on Friday night, and even then it didn’t bother us too much. I do sleep with earplugs, which probably helped. I’ve found my new Athens hotel, and we’ll definitely be back."

"The hotel is in an ideal location, walking distance to the main sites including the Acropolis and surrounded by nice bars, cafes and restaurants. Check in was friendly and efficient, with an early check in given free of charge. The room was clean and comfortable, nice and spacious. Large TV and a small balcony. A good breakfast selection, with a continental buffet and a few hot made to order options. Only negative was we were not a fan of the translucent bathroom wall and door which was pretty see through"