ASPENGR Monastiraki Hotel & Apartments

Great location , very nice apartment. Wonderful breakfast, friendly staff. Easy check in.

It was too hot to use the patio, but had a beautiful patio

מיקום ושקט

המזגן עולה ויורד כל הזמן. לכן בלילה לפעמים מאד קר ולפעמים חם. אבל הפעלת המזגן מעולה.

The bed was very comfortable, fresh and clean. Although our accommodation was only walking distance to restaurants, I like the availability of the kitchenette, fridge and washing machine. Breakfast was also included.

We arranged through our accommodation an airport pick-up. The driver did not communicate with us and did not turn up. Luckily it was very easy to get and an Uber. Our Uber driver was exceptionally wonderful. He made sure that we are at the correct accommodation and helped us carry all our luggage and waited for us safely inside. I would like to suggest that they provide a rubber mat for the shower as the marble floor tiles were very slippery. I had to improvise putting a hand towel on the floor when we shower.

Central, close to all attractions. Large apartment, with all amenities.

The hotel administrators are of Jewish origin, very noisy, uneducated, they were constantly slamming the door to the apartment where they lived. Poor breakfast, the same dishes every day. With so many good things to eat in Greece, they probably chose this menu out of stinginess: boiled eggs or scrambled eggs, feta and 2 other types of cheese, salmon, there was no other kind of meat (not bacon, not sausages, hot dogs or types of salami), cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, peppers, olives, Greek yogurt, some candied fruits, honey, cereals, milk, coffee, barely making a cappuccino, a few slices of watermelon and melon, a few bought cookies... everything minimized, don't think it was abundant. Out of the days we stayed, my son only came down for breakfast 2 times. He didn't like anything. He preferred to go straight out for lunch to the taverns. Saturday was a Jewish holiday, no hot coffee, no omelets, nothing that could be cooked electrically, religiously speaking. It doesn't seem normal to me, when you as an administrator don't only have Jewish customers but from all over the world to subject them to such a rule. It's your business what religion and belief you have, it shouldn't affect others, especially since the ladies in the kitchen who cook are local or from Albania, etc. This treatment is very bad. I will definitely return to Athens, but I will be more selective about the hotel I book.