Titania Hotel

The staff - very friendly, professional and supportive.

The lifts - very old and slow, we waited very long for the lift to be available, and had to use the stairs from the 6th to the 11th floor to get breakfast because the lift took too long to arrive several times. The breakfast - the eggs, bacon and sausages were almost cold every single day because they were left in an open container, so obviously they get cold. Its surprising to see these open containers in use when most hotels have heated containers with a lid to close them and keep the hot dishes hot.

The hotel is very well kept. Rooms have all necessary amenities, including bath robes, slippers and toiletries. Great AC system which was vital as Athens was going through a heat wave. Staff was very helpful. Would stay again for sure.

It was a little noisy at times but that was not something that the hotel was responsible for. Generally we were very happy with our stay.

Location, the terrace, breakfast

The beds unconfortable, didnt like the mattresses and the sheets

Great location and view from roof top breakfast location , staff friendly and helpful, especially in the roof top restaurant. The room was clean, and the towels changed daily. Would stay again but in a different room.

Stayed in a room with 2 single beds and a kind of camp bed which had 2 missing rods, however the camp bed was fixed promptly following our arrival. The room was a little over heated, and since the room faced the back of the hotel it was too noisy to keep window open due to sounds from various extractor fans... If we could stay in a better room for the same price!! would definitely go again!!

The place is very well maintained! Super nice view from the restaurant on the 11th floor! The rooms are clean and fairly big and the position is very good! 2 minute walking from Omonia square and 10 minutes walking from Syntagma square! The breakfast is abundant and varied, and you have it in the restaurant, so in the morning you eat with a beautiful view of the Acropoli etc... I recommend it!!!!

The only thing that for me was a fall from grace, was the scale for the luggage that you have to pay 1 euro every luggage! Is not for the price! But this is a very nice, big hotel, that can be classified close to luxury! I think that pay to weigh the luggage it doesn't look good! At least for me! Also, but this is a problem in Greece in general, not all the staff speak English good! And this is can be a problem, from the moment that the Greek language is not understandable! Everything else was great

Modern hotel with a good location with safe parking and good breakfast with a extraordinary view of Acropolis. Staff at the reception very nice, but fuzzy about late check-out. Very recommendable, though.

Rude staff in restaurant - simply unacceptable. When breakfast is until a certain time, it is until that time - but they wanted us to go inside about half an hour earlier so that they could clear the tables. Not with me, though. But an argument is not a good way to start the day! I reserved a room which had not been refurbished, so the lack of electric outlets has probably been taken care by now. The usual problem with a table unfit for computer work may also have been taken care of, but unfortunately, even modernized hotels seem to ignore the fact that we use computers nowadays - not so much pen and paper. We need lower tables and matching chairs. I will check the next time around! Because in spite of these annoyances, this is a very good place to stay at a reasonable price.

Unexpectedly well in this price point. Decent breakfast in the Acropolis view restaurant on the top floor. It's not exactly in the heart of the city but quite close with a fun walk. We had a 6 years old, so we took the subway to the Acropolis station, which is the 2nd stop after Panepistimio(a few hundred meters from the hotel). The hotel is well maintained. Car park is great because it's a big headache to park your car for several days in Athens.

I asked for a queen and a single bed, but it was 3 single beds where 2 of them aligned with a gap in the middle. I'm sure it doesn't count as a queen bed. I didn't mention this to the hotel, though. It's not a big deal, but counts as what I didn't like.

BEDS - Too many of the rooms have ancient rock hard mattresses on their beds. It would be more comfortable to sleep on the floor. If you want a normal mattress, a more modern and comfy one, tell them when you book. LOCATION - the best -this part of Athens is coming up fast. Exarchia, the Soho of Athens is 5 minutes walk away. Omonia, 2 minutes away, which leads on to Plaka and the bars of Monastiraki, are 10 minutes, is a colourful and vibrant part of Athens. STAFF - fantastic. PARKING, fantastic, and cheap. RESTAURANT - the views from the roof bar are among the very best in Athes.

The rooms could have better sound insulation. And they must replace their mattresses with new ones.

We had a pleasant stay at this hotel, with several positive aspects that made my experience enjoyable. First and foremost, the cleanliness of the room was commendable. The hotel's location is a standout feature, as it is conveniently close to all the major sightseeing spots and the city center. This proximity allowed me to easily explore the city's attractions without the need for extensive travel. Additionally, I felt safe walking around the hotel even at late hours, which is a significant advantage for those who wish to explore the area during the evenings. One of the highlights of my stay was the great breakfast offered by the hotel. The breakfast spread was good, providing a variety of delicious options to start the day off right. The quality and selection of food exceeded my expectations, making for a satisfying dining experience. The hotel's restaurant deserves a special mention for its stunning view of the Acropolis. It added an extra touch of beauty to my dining experience, and being close to all the historical sites was a definite advantage for exploring the city's rich heritage. Lastly, the presence of private car parking facilities made it convenient for guests who had a car, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

The furniture in the room had a vintage aesthetic. However, it's worth mentioning that the shower room and the room itself had been renovated, and both were clean, nicely appointed, and comfortable. The bed provided a restful night's sleep, although the room size was a bit small.

Titania was very clean and welcoming with very friendly staff. The rooftop restaurant had amazing views especially at night when the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill was lit up. The hotel was within walking distance to city center and tourist areas.

Not crazy about the bathroom tub/shower. Gym equipment was ok, but was not able to access it a few times. Things not in the hotels control: The balcony was almost as large as the room but weather was too hot to use. The sidewalks and the areas between the sidewalks and streets were all torn up for repair.