Amaryllis

45 Veranzerou & 3rd September Streets, Athens, Greece2 star star

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The Amaryllis Hotel—not to be confused with the Amaryllis Inn, owned by the same friendly management team—is a simple hotel located near Omonia Square.

Yes, the nectarine-against-pink palette found in the hotel’s 57 rooms is a bit much, and furnishings are both basic and mismatched. But the beds are lovely, the tiled floors are spic-and-span, and the management appears to be quite efficient. Rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, televisions, and air conditioning.

Although not our favorite 'hood in Athens (read: noisy, slightly sketchy crowds at night), Omonia Square is certainly convenient to public transportation and shopping alike. Plus, Amaryllis sports a gorgeous, roomy art deco bar/lounge.

Reviewed by: Alex Robertson Textor, EuroCheapo Staff Writer

Note: This hotel was visited by a EuroCheapo editor and is recommended based on cleanliness, location, price and overall quality. EuroCheapo did not charge this hotel to be listed.

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Amenities

Hotel

Bar/Lounge
Breakfast Extra Charge
Car Rental
City tour
Concierge/Booking Services
Credit Cards Accepted
Luggage Storage
Restaurant
Room Service
Tourist information
TV Lounge

Room

Air conditioning
Balconies/Terraces Available
Bathroom: Private
Cable TV
Heat

Contact

45 Veranzerou & 3rd September Streets
Omonia, Athens, Greece

Phone: 010-5238-738
Fax: 010-5225-954

Website: http://www.greekhotel.com/athens/amaryllis/

Email: amar1@otenet.gr

About the Amaryllis neighborhood

A gritty transit and commercial hub, Omonia Square is not Athens at its most quaint and ancient, but oodles of ethnic restaurants and immigrant retail shops give the area a bit of an international vibe and the Central Market features a dizzying range of goods. While Omonia is convenient for cheap sleeps and international fare, keep in mind the area can get a bit sketchy at night.