Athens Monastiraki

N/A, 104 Ermou Street (☎210 32 50 598; www.pella-inn.gr), This hostel reminiscent of a ski lodge is run by a maternal woman who cares for the hostel like it is her own offspring. Though the decor is a bit dated, everything is clean. Bring a drink or snack up to the roof—the view of Athens and the Acropolis is phenomenal. From Monastiraki, walk down Ermou and take a right onto Karaiskaki; the hotel will be on the left. Breakfast included. Laundry €6. Doubles €50-60; triples €120. Does not take credit cards. No wheelchair access. Has internet. Serves alcohol. Has air conditioning. Has outdoor seating.
Hotel Arion, 18 Ag. Dimitriou (☎210 32 40 412; www.arionhotel.gr), Offering amenities like hairdryers and full-length mirrors to soap in a customized wrapper, this spacious hotel is for those who are willing to pay for the plush. Meticulously clean and in a very cool neighborhood, some rooms look out onto the Acropolis. From Monastiraki, walk down Ermou street and turn right onto Georgiou Karaiskaki; Hotel Arion will be on the left. Breakfast included. Free Wi-Fi on first floor. Rooftop garden. Laundry is €10 for a small bag. Singles €105; doubles €130; triples €150. Takes credit cards. Wheelchair access. Has internet. Serves alcohol. Has air conditioning.
Cecil Hotel, Athinas 39 (☎210 32 17 079; www.cecil,gr), Located in the heart of Monastiraki and graced with a metal grate elevator perfect for travelers schlepping huge bags around, this hotel is larger than most. The charming dining room has upholstered chairs that seat a well-dressed clientele. From Monastiraki, cross Ermou street and walk down Athinas a few blocks; Cecil Hotel will be on the left. Breakfast included. Singles €60; doubles €70; triples €120; family suits €160. Takes credit cards. Wheelchair access. Has internet. Serves alcohol. Has air conditioning.
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