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Lykavittos hill- penthouse ★★★★

Apartments · Kirillou Loukareos 2, Athens, 114 71, Greece

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9.66 reviews

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Guest ratings

Location9.0
Cleanliness10.0
Staff10.0
Comfort10.0
Facilities10.0
Value for money9.5

Description

Located in Athens, 2.7 km from Syntagma Square, 2.8 km from Panathenaic Stadium and 2.9 km from National Archaeological Museum of Athens, Lykavittos hill- penthouse provides accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi. This apartment features accommodation with a balcony. The property is 1.9 km from the city centre and 1.2 km from Athens Music Hall.

The air-conditioned apartment is composed of 1 separate bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and an oven, and 1 bathroom. The accommodation is non-smoking.

Ermou Street-Shopping Area is 3 km from the apartment, while Monastiraki Square is 3.2 km away. Eleftherios Venizelos Airport is 25 km from the property.

Facilities

  • Private bathroom
  • Internet services
  • Air conditioning
  • Non-smoking throughout

Practical information

  • Check-in from : 15:00
  • Check-out until : 11:00
  • Up to 3 guests
  • Kirillou Loukareos 2, Athens, 114 71, Greece 114 71 Athens

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