Monsieur Didot
Guest house · Syntagma ·
Chic neoclassical townhouse offering unique, luxurious rooms & a la carte breakfast.
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Sina 48, Athina 106 72, Greece Get directions
Chic neoclassical townhouse offering unique, luxurious rooms & a la carte breakfast.
Sina 48, Athina 106 72, Greece Get directions
"A neoclassical townhouse in Kolonaki offering a local living experience."
"In a central area of Athens, Monsieur Didot provides rooms with free Wifi. The property is close to Museum of Cycladic Art, Syntagma Square, and National Archaeological Museum of Athens. On-site staff can arrange a shuttle service. The apartment complex will provide guests with air-conditioned units offering a desk, a coffee machine, a minibar, kitchenware, a safety deposit box, a flat-screen TV, and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower. All rooms are fitted with a kettle, while some have a terrace. At the apartment complex, all units are fitted with bed linen and towels. Guests at the apartment can enjoy an à la carte breakfast, and breakfast in the room is also available. Sightseeing tours are available within a reachable distance of the property. Popular points of interest near Monsieur Didot include University of Athens, Omonia Square, and Omonia Metro Station. Eleftherios Venizelos Airport is 16 miles away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"The proprietors of Monsieur Didot rightly call it a residence, rather than a hotel; this elegant neoclassical townhouse in the heart of Athens is more like an aristocratic pied-à-terre than anything else. And its French name is as clear a sign as any that this is no ordinary lodging; it’s inspired by, and named for, the type designer Firmin Didot." - Tablet Hotels
"An 1890’s neo-classical gem named after the Frenchman who created the first Greek font, Mr Didot is an atmospheric place to stay, giving a glimpse of fin-de-siecle Athenian life. The hotel is also apocryphally whispered to have been the secret residence of John & Yoko’s during their trip to Athens in 1969. Its six spacious, high-ceilinged rooms, connected by corridors and spiral staircases, sport parquet floors and coloured window grills on tiny balconies just wide enough for a small chair. This is a charming small hotel, ideal for couples or those that want to stay somewhere with individual, Athenian character. It’s also a great base for sightseeing, with the Parthenon a fifteen-minute walk, and Panepistimio metro station almost on the doorstep. " - John Malathronas
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