Cecil Hotel

Best location for sightseeing, super market near, security

Decent hotel. Very central. Room was also fine. Only down side is that the walls are paper thin! But if you have had a good day of sightseeing then it shouldn’t disturb. Breakfast was good and kept me going till 5pm! Excellent value over all.

Super location,5 mins.from metro,excellent rate in view of prime location,breakfast adequate, building old/quaint.

Like its central location with decent breakfast. You can walk to Acropolis. This also leads to noisy night from street noise. The room is very small and bare. The bathroom is tiny and shower does not even have a curtain. So the bathroom gets wet after shower no matter how careful you are. Staff is upset and misleading when we change mind from taking taxi to taking shuttle bus to airport for the next day early morning.

Great value for money!

The staff were super friendly and accommodating, especially the front desk receptionists

Ok stay. Nothing special.

The room was clean and nice. The breakfast was basic, but good enough for one night transit. We liked the location and the old style hotel building.

The Cecil Hotel has small rooms and a laughably small bathroom; you literally cannot go to the bathroom without having your feet in the shower. There is a creaky old elevator, no room in the lobby, and a complementary breakfast that is the same every morning. Still, it's a fine place to stay. The staff were helpful, check-in and check-out were easy. The rooms were clean and well cleaned every day. The location couldn't be better, if you ask me. It's just a block or two away from the central market, and the fine restaurants of the Psyrri neighborhood are just a few minutes away by foot. Our room had a view of the Acropolis (well, if you opened the window and leaned over), and it was both close enough to, and far away from, some of the main city attractions that they were easy to reach, but without some of the noise and traffic. We could walk to the Acropolis and the Acropolis museum, the Archaeology Museum, the Roman complex near Monastiraki, the cathedral, Syntagma Square, and more. If you don't mind the front desk people dressing in T-shirts and smoking, and you are not claustrophobic, I would recommend it.