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Acropolis Select Hotel

Acropolis Select Hotel Athens

A3.27 / 4.00
66 evaluations from our group leaders & tour directors (2007–2026)
Group leaders: B+ (9 recent)Tour directors: A (9 recent)
What our travelers say
The Acropolis Select has earned a loyal following among Passports groups, and it's not hard to see why. Tour directors and group leaders return to this three-star property on Falirou Street again and again, consistently pointing to the same strengths: a breakfast spread that genuinely impresses, with fresh ingredients, a strong hot and cold selection, local specialties, and Greek yogurt that signals someone in the kitchen is paying attention. The staff draw praise across nearly every visit — described as friendly, attentive, and genuinely helpful with group logistics. And the location, just outside the thickest of the tourist crowds but within easy walking distance of the Plaka and a short stroll from Metro Acropoli, means groups spend less time commuting and more time exploring. The rooftop restaurant is a recurring highlight. Several group leaders have noted that the seventh-floor views of the Parthenon — particularly after dark — have a real impact on travelers experiencing Athens for the first time. It's the kind of moment that doesn't require any setup; the city does the work. Rooms are described as modern, clean, and comfortably sized, with contemporary furnishings that feel a step above the typical three-star standard. One caveat worth noting for winter travel: bathroom temperatures in certain rooms can run cold during the colder months, so groups visiting between November and March should factor that in when setting expectations. This property is a strong fit for smaller school groups — one experienced group leader specifically noted it works best for parties of twelve or fewer, where the more intimate scale of the hotel feels right. It suits travelers who want to be close to Athens' historic core without being swallowed by it, and who appreciate a property where the staff clearly understand how group travel works. For repeat visitors, it has become a deliberate choice, not just a familiar one.

What group leaders & tour directors say

ExcellentTour Director· March 2026· CLAE
Full breakfasts, excellent service, a great location, and comfortable rooms made this a standout stay for our group.
ExcellentTour Director· February 2026· CLAE
Excellent location with a modern, very clean room. Breakfast features fresh products throughout.
ExcellentTour Director· March 2025· CLAR
The staff are fantastic and the location is excellent. Our group is always happy with this property.
ExcellentGroup Leader· March 2025· XCK
After many trips, we knew to expect great hotels in prime locations, but this property's stunning view of the Acropolis made it truly special.
ExcellentGroup Leader· June 2025· AEGP
A repeat choice for good reason — rooms are clean and spacious, and the 7th-floor restaurant offers a stunning view of the Parthenon, especially at night. Ideal for groups of 12 or fewer. Breakfast features a great hot and cold spread. Staff are friendly and helpful.
ExcellentGroup Leader· June 2024· CLAS
The views are fantastic and the location makes getting around the city a breeze. Definitely a place worth returning to.

About this property

Ideally located close to the Acropolis and Plaka, Acropolis Select combines comfort and convenience for a great value base in Athens. The contemporary rooms at Acropolis Select are well-furnished with Italian design furniture. Each one offers plenty of space and modern bathrooms with bathtubs. Acropolis Select is just a short walk from the bars and restaurants in the lively Plaka district. The nearby metro station provides easy access to the rest of Athens.
  • Address: 37-39 Falirou Street, 117 42
  • Phone: +302109211610
  • Rating: 3 stars
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37-39 Falirou Street, 117 42

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