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Otel Bilgisi
The Omonia Grand Hotel is an epitome of luxury, elegance and comfort. A unique archeological park featuring temples, theaters, cemeteries and the ancient market place surrounds the Acropolis. The hotel reflects the refined style and ambience typical of all Grecotel properties. The Omonia Grand Hotel is convenient to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Otel Özellikleri
- Located on the first floor, the Omonia Times restaurant offers excellent views of the bustling Omonia Square. The menu features a fine selection of beef, chicken, seafood and pasta dishes.
- Located next to the lobby is the La Cafeteria, an Italian style café featuring delicious coffees, homemade desserts, sandwiches and a large variety of drinks and cocktails.
- Just across the way is the Athens Acropol with versatile function rooms that can be used for a dinner dance, conference or seminar.
- Whether you are planning a conference meeting, a product launch, a seminar or a dinner dance, versatile function rooms at Athens Acropol (right across the street) with state of the art audio-visual equipment are at available.
Oda Özellikleri
- The Classical 2, Fashion House Hotel, Athens, features 115 guestrooms with one double or two twin beds and floor-to-ceiling windows, decorated in shades of lilac and green; rooms can accommodate a maximum of two guests. The bedrooms and suites are tastefully decorated with exquisite designer fabrics and modern amenities. The experienced hotel personnel offer discreet, competent service and assists you with all your requirements.
Yakın Merkezler
- International Airport Eleftherios - 30 km
- Acropolis - 10 minutes
- Plaka - 10 minutes
Konum Bilgisi
The hotel is located on Omonia Square in the center of the business and shopping district and within walking distance of the Acropolis, the Old City (Plaka) and most of Athens sights and attractions. Not far away is the Acropolis, the sacred rock that has majestically stood as the symbol of Athens.