Zen Hotel

The staff where great very nice Liliana was amazing she knew her stuff. The rooms were very clean And quiet place. They only thing I wish they had was a small pool to just take a day off from the beach or site seeing.. the location was very good to get around but staff needs to tell clients they need taxi to go places or how to get a pass for bus. . If you are looking for a inexpensive place with no buggles or horns. 3 to 4 star

No pool and if I had questions not all staff knew what to say.

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I had a wonderful stay at Zen Hotel in Athens. The location was very convenient, with easy access to the city, local attractions, restaurants, and the airport bus stop. It made getting around Athens simple and stress-free. What made the biggest difference was the hotel staff. Everyone was incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming. They took the time to explain how to get around, recommended places to visit and eat, and were always ready to help with any questions. Their kindness and support truly helped make my visit to Athens even more enjoyable and memorable. Thank you very much to the entire team for such a pleasant experience. I would be happy to stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to other travelers.

The accommodation was clean and housekeeping was provided every day. The property is also close to the beach, which was a nice advantage.

The location is quite isolated. Although it is close to the beach, there are no nearby convenience stores where you can quickly buy water or food. The closest supermarket was around a 15-minute walk away, while restaurants and tavernas were approximately 30 minutes away on foot. Within about 10 minutes, there was only a café and a pasta restaurant. The main issue, however, was the room security. At reception, I was given a key for a different room than the one I had been assigned. I entered the room indicated by the key, assuming the receptionist had simply given me the wrong room number, and found that it was already occupied. What was particularly concerning was that the same key also opened my assigned room. I reported this to the receptionist, but the situation was treated simply as a mistake in giving me the wrong key. I consider it a serious security issue that the same key could open more than one room. I was also required to leave my key at reception whenever I went out. All the room keys were kept on the counter, meaning that anyone could potentially take a key.