Not set in the best area, butclean and basic 35 euro's per night. Initial room 402 was noisy and had a view of a wall. Asked to change and noproblem moved us to 802 which was quieter and had a view over the rooftops to the lycabettos. Receptionist also told us of a very good restaurant prinicipally used by locals

The hotel is located in a very multi-ethnic street called Axarnon, almost you can't find even one Greek man or woman on this street, even the shops and shop keepers are all strange foreigners. It's really not safe to walk late at night alone on this street. There is a bus station in front of the hotel and there is... More

This hotel is situated a few minutes walk from Omonia Square in tha always bysy Victoria Square next to the National Archaeological Museum , Victoria electrical rail station and rail station Larissis . This is just a basic hotel , so dont expect anything special . However i had a clean room with a decent bathroom . The breakfast was... More

basic hotel,very70s. Dreadful breakfast and lift. Large rooms very clean.

I stayed at the Filoxenia Aug 8-11, then on Aug25-26, having booked it based on two criteria: location and price. I paid 42 euro per night for the first stay, and 40 euro for the second stay. I had rm 104 which gives onto the street so I changed the next day to 108 which was better. I had rm... More

cheap hotel in a good location, five minutes walk from victoria metro station

This was one of the worst places i have ever stayed in. The room was very simple but the noise from the building didnt let me sleep. I asked receptionist after first night and he told me that there are students staying here all year round. They had party every night and played music till early morning hours. for the... More

This hotel is rated as 2 star and it more than adewquately lives up to that. The rooms are clean and secure and the breakfast is enough to get you moving for the day ahead. The location is not great. It is is the red light area and at night it can be a little intimidating but common sense goes... More