A lovely and unique 90 m2 -up to 8 guests- apartment located on the 4th floor of a spacious building next to Filopappou hill and within 10 minutes walking distance to Acropolis and it's New Museum. It's located in Koukaki, an area with a lot of bars, bistros, cafes and restaurants ideal for your lunch or a night drink just across the house. Very close to metro station, it combines the center of Athens with the atmosphere of a neighborhood with alleys and pedestrian streets. It is a fully renovated dual aspect apartment with two major bedrooms (with air condition and double beds) and two sofa beds so it can accommodate up to 8 guests. It has two bathrooms and a large sunny kitchen with all the necessities a house needs.We keep the personal character of bnb hosting without lacking in amenities and comfort a contemporary flat should offer. We keep the rule of one day closed between reservations so we have time to make your flat safe from covid-19. All of our linens are washed and dried at 90 degrees celsius. Please don't hesitate to contact us for more details regarding our cleaning procedures. The Location This mostly transient neighborhood, from tourist-central Plaka to more residential districts of Athens, like Neos Kosmos and Petralona, was named after a pre-World War II bed-manufacturing factory that was owned by a businessman named Koukakis. The district lies at the base of Lofos Filopappou (Filopappos Hill), also known as the Lofos Mousseon (Hill of the Muses, as legend has it that the nine Muses were buried there). The name of the hill, Filopappou was the nickname that Gauis Julius was known by. The rough translation of Filopappou means “favourite grandson of his grandfather”. Gaius Julius' grandfather was in fact the last King of Kommagene, Antiochus IV. A number of pleasant paths lead from streets at the base of Filopappos up through its pine-clad slopes, some ending at the Dora Stratou Theater or the observatory.