21 Karolou Street, Athens, Greece
With its central location nearly a 25-minute walk from the ancient citadel "Acropolis" in Omonoia, which draws daytime crowds to the Athens Central Market, where stalls are packed with olives, feta cheese, meat and fish, and simple food is available from street food stands and no-frills tavernas, the smoke-free Nafsika Hotel Athens Centre features an archaeological museum. This 2-star hotel provides currency exchange and a lift, plus Wi-Fi in the rooms and private parking nearby.
While staying in the hotel, you are invited to discover Benaki Museum, located merely 1.9 km away, or visit sports venues like the ancient-turned-modern Panathenaic Stadium, which is 2.5 km away. The Nafsika Athens is only 350 metres from National Theatre of Greece and within a few blocks of the Roman ruins "Hadrian's Library". A flea market and a shopping area can be discovered near this accommodation. The nearby notable religious buildings include Church of Kapnikarea, a mere 1.2 km from the hotel. Nafsika Hotel Athens Centre is located about 5 minutes by car from Metaxourgeio underground station and within 20 minutes' walk of Monastiraki train station.
The renovated rooms have a balcony and a terrace equipped with Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as air conditioning and soundproof walls. These air-conditioned rooms are furnished with sound-proofed windows and double glazing window, along with a writing desk. Offering a separate toilet and a shower, the bathrooms are also fitted with hairdryers and bathrobes. Guests can relax overlooking the city from the renovated rooms.
There is a lounge bar onsite. Lithos serves Greek cuisine and is located in the vicinity of the Nafsika.
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