Step One Luxury Suites are located in the shade of the rock of Acropolis, in "Plaka", the ancient part of Athens city centre, right next to the Museum and the archaeological sites of the Acropolis. The Suites are housed in a neoclassical building of 1836, on the basement of which, the world-renowned painter "Takis Moraitis" continues to paint next to an ancient 2000-year-old jar. Our unit consists of 3 separate rooms, with free American breakfast and wifi. Our special feature is the dome on the ceiling of our room "Aerides". On the ground floor of the building you can taste traditional sweets and ice cream from "Peters" shop. From our unit, you have quick and easy access to "Parthenonas", the Columns of the Olympian Zeus, the "Erechtheion", the Roman Market, the Panathenaic Stadium and Syntagma Square.

Here is one brand new and very elegant suite with balcony where you can enjoy your breakfast! In all our suites we offer breakfast in its contents with extra cost (toasted bread, honey, butter, jams, cereal with milk, coffee and fresh juice)! In this big elegant suite there is big cozy bed, big wardrobes, mirrors, desk for working and a safe. All linens, towels and maps provided!

Safe residential street in Acropolis area . Walking distance to Acropolis and museum. Convenient connection to public transportation, restaurants, coffee shops etc. Syntagma Square is located directly across from the Greek Parliament Building. Here it is possible to observer the changing of the presidential guard and take pictures with its uniformed members (the Evzones). The square is surrounded by some shops and restaurants and is full of benches where people sit to enjoy the young musicians who often play there. it also marks the start of the 40-acre National garden, south of which is the Zappeion Mansion at 1874 to 1888 . Continuing along from there is the Presidential Mansion ( 1897 ) and the Panathenaic Stadium which is the only stadium in the world built entirely of marble. it is also the place where the first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896. Athens marks one of the handful of cities to have hosted the Olympic Games more than once, as the event returned to Greece 108 years later, during the summon of 2004. Ermou street was on of the first roads designed in modern Athens and a major axis of the city's first town plan. The street is a one - and - a - half kilom