The Editor Hotel Athens, Athens

The Editor Athens Hotel provides rooms with super comfortable king-size beds, large windows, and spacious bathrooms with showers. Rooms include a cozy balcony, a bed for two, and a sofa that converts to a double bed. Each room features underfloor heating, a central fancoil cooling system, ultra-fast Wi-Fi, a Hi-Fidelity audio system, and a PC with a 30' Apple Cinema LCD display. Standard rooms feature double-size beds and an electronic 'Do Not Disturb' system. Classic Rooms combine modern wooden design with double beds and walk-in rainfall showers. Superior Roof Garden Rooms offer premium linens, essential amenities, a working desk, and branded bathroom items. Junior Suites include a living area, a double bed, and a rain shower. Executive Suites overlook Voreou Street or the inner courtyard, with furniture and a living area. Master Suites provide a bathtub, a shower, ironing facilities, air conditioning, and tea/coffee facilities.

The Editor Hotel Athens offers guests a menu that changes with the seasons. The Hotel features The Publisher, an all-day café in a plant-filled atrium. A tasty journey in dining venues happens with the guidance of a Chef. Breakfast is served a la carte in the breakfast room or via room service. Restaurants operate according to HACCP standards, ensuring hygiene. There is an extension of the operating schedule of the restaurant, for the rotating attendance of the visitors. The arrangement of the furniture in the restaurant area ensures a distance of at least 2 meters between people from different rooms.

Located in Monastiraki, The Editor Hotel Athens is near the city's layered history. Monastiraki Metro Station is 300m away. The Acropolis Museum is 1.2km away. Syntagma Square is 700m from the Hotel. The famous Plaka is 750m away. Ermou Shopping Area is 650m away. The Ancient Agora is 550 m away. The Acropolis is 1.1 km away. The Zeus Temple is 1.2 km away. From Syntagma Square, a 15-minute walk through the most commercial street leads to the hotel. Thission is probably the most appealing of all neighborhoods in the center of Athens, for visitors as well as for Athenians.

The Editor Athens Hotel offers a handful of personalized services and iconic facilities for dining and wining. The team offers advice on where to go and helps with special requests. The Hotel provides a possibility to check in before arriving and avoid the full check in procedure. The professional team arranges all required details for guests. Also, a welcome note is stuck in a typewriter, literary quotes concertina-ed on the corridors, and an all-day café in the plant-filled atrium called The Publisher.

The Editor Athens Hotel provides a multifunctional conference venue paired with services and technology. The multipurpose atrium hall includes a glass rooftop and accommodates groups of up to 30 people. Services include catering, hall setup, and audio-visual renting. Also, the hotel has a museum exhibiting Athenian artifacts.