building amazing, waterpark amazing but room looked cheap with kitchen and furniture and beds requiring upgrading. All household quality not commercially fitted out and needs interior designer employed. Although called Athena it actually apartments owned by them inside the Atlantis resort so confusing. no reception and you have to phone them first for them to meet you with the keys.

I booked this property and paid for the reservation. After payment, I was informed that the room is not available. I asked for a refund of my payment but have not received yet. They have not updated Orbitz on the availability of the rooms.

There is nothing named “Athena”. On arrival at BKK airport, the taxi driver told me the hotel could not be found on google. I said that was impossible but true, I could not find it on google either. Too bad I did not do any fact check before travelling (Who would think we need to go through such troubles when booking with Expedia?). So I could only tell the driver to go to that address and let’s see. Later I found out that on that very morning the hotel sent me driving instructions for “Atlantics Condo”. But I thought it was junk mail (because I didn't book that thing) so I ignored it. Also a few days before checkin the hotel sent me email that I could find my keys in the red box on the second floor the building on the right. Of course I could not find that red “key box” on arrival. Later I found out that to access the second floor you need a key card to go through the door at the ground floor. So how could we do that BEFORE checkin? So on arrival at the gate the security guards kept asking me which building I was trying to access. Of course I had no idea and all I could do was to show them the Expedia booking confirmation. No one knows what is “Athena” and they literally wanted us to go away as we were blocking the traffic behind. Understandably they were just security guards and had no relationship to the so-called “Athena” hotel. Then I found out from my emails that the hotel did tell me to call a certain number on arrival.

There is nothing named “Athena”. On arrival at BKK airport, the taxi driver told me the hotel could not be found on google. I said that was impossible but true, I could not find it on google either. Too bad I did not do any fact check before travelling (Who would think we need to go through such troubles when booking with Expedia?). So I could only tell the driver to go to that address and let’s see. Later I found out that on that very morning the hotel sent me driving instructions for “Atlantics Condo”. But I thought it was junk mail (because I didn't book that thing) so I ignored it.Also a few days before checkin the hotel sent me email that I could find my keys in the red box on the second floor the building on the right. Of course I could not find that red “key box” on arrival. Later I found out that to access the second floor you need a key card to go through the door at the ground floor. So how could we do that BEFORE checkin?So on arrival at the gate the security guards kept asking me which building I was trying to access. Of course I had no idea and all I could do was to show them the Expedia booking confirmation. No one knows what is “Athena” and they literally wanted us to go away as we were blocking the traffic behind. Understandably they were just security guards and had no relationship to the so-called “Athena” hotel. Then I found out from my emails that the hotel did tell me to call a certain number on arrival.