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Graffiti One ★★★★

Apartments · 31 Spirou Trikoupi, Athens, 10683, Greece

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8.58 reviews

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Guest ratings

Location8.6
Cleanliness9.6
Staff9.6
Comfort9.2
Facilities7.9
Value for money9.2

Description

In the centre of Athens, located within a short distance of National Archaeological Museum of Athens and Omonia Square, Graffiti One offers free WiFi, air conditioning and household amenities such as a stovetop and kettle. This recently renovated apartment is located 1.3 km from National Theatre of Greece and 1.8 km from Monastiraki Square. Ermou Street-Shopping Area is 1.8 km from the apartment and Panathenaic Stadium is 2.4 km away.

This apartment is equipped with 3 bedrooms, a kitchen with an oven and a fridge, a flat-screen TV, a seating area and 2 bathrooms equipped with a shower. Towels and bed linen are provided in the apartment.

Roman Agora is 1.9 km from the apartment, while Ancient Agora of Athens is 3.1 km away. Eleftherios Venizelos Airport is 27 km from the property.

Facilities

  • Internet services
  • Invoice provided
  • Lift
  • Air conditioning
  • Family rooms
  • Designated smoking area
  • Pet bowls

Practical information

  • Check-in from : 14:00
  • Check-out until : 12:30
  • Up to 6 guests
  • 31 Spirou Trikoupi, Athens, 10683, Greece 10683 Athens

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