Stalis Hotel

Good hotel with reasonably modern room at an excellent price. Very clean, toiletries provided etc, air conditioning works well, my room had a balcony Area is not the safest late at night. Okay for me as a man, but maybe not ideal for single women.

Es un hostal pequeño pero está muy bien de precio y ubicación. Está cerca del centro y una zona tranquila.

Das Zimmer von selbst ok aber das Bad total Katastrophe. Das Wasser fließt Außerhalt der Dusche. Für den Preis lohnt sich nicht. Liebe paar EU mehr ein anderes Hotel. Zum sparen ist das Hotel okay.

Πολύ εξυπηρετικοί και ήρθαμε και νωρίτερα από το check in

酒店周邊環境臟，門前的路上垃圾很多，也有一些非法移民在門口聚集。服務態度倒是不錯，很友好。房間看上去乾淨，但是有蟲子！有蟲子！有蟲子！一大早起床發現我的全身都被蟲子咬了，最嚴重的是右臂，至少20多個咬痕。基本上每個咬痕的紅腫處都有個小孔。很癢，但不能抓。退房時和服務員説被蟲子咬了，他們説是蚊子。我和他們説，我沒看到聽到房間有任何蚊子，而且蚊子咬不是這樣6，7口的咬成一條直線。他們説會檢查一下房間。就沒再説啥了。後來我去旁邊中國城問當地的中國人老闆娘，給她看我手臂的紅腫處，她一看就説是當地的床墊裏的一種蟲子咬的。 這麼多年住酒店，而且近期也在雅典其他酒店住過，這是目前唯一一次被蟲子咬。

Was ok

奔着酒店的機場擺渡車去的，但其實並沒有，還是要去憲兵廣場去坐….位置很差，雖然離地鐵口挺近的，但是要穿過很多小巷，環境挺差的。 房間裏面還算整潔。

非常不錯的房間，安靜

Booked a week in Athens via a well known and respected UK your operator, with accommodation at the Stalis hotel. I am not going to mention the tour operator by name at present as I have raised concerns with them about the hotel and am still waiting for a response. Had a shared transfer booked from the airport and made our way into Athens with an older couple. Taxi entered a side street once in Athens and there was a group of around 12-15 apparently homeless men huddled together sharing ***** paraphernalia. The other couple looked a bit shocked and my wife laughed and said it would be just our luck if this is where our hotel was. Next thing we know the taxi has pulled up and the driver shouts ‘Stalis hotel!’ I actually thought he was hooking so laughed, but he got out and retrieved our bags from the rear of the taxi. I was a bit shocked, couldn’t see the hotel but could see a further three women sat on the kerb in front of the taxi, all seemingly off their faces. I had to say to the taxi driver ‘sorry, where’s the hotel?’ And he pointed across the road. Eventually I noticed the entrance which was set back from the roadside behind some pillars. The street looked like a bit of a dive aside from the ************ but we entered and checked in. There was a guy sat on a sofa opposite reception surrounded by polythene bags which looked like they contained his belongings. Our room was on the 4th floor so up we went. Room had a double bed but not much else. Little space to walk around the bed, very little storage space, no tea or coffee making facilities, a fridge that is only powered on when the key is placed in the holder on the wall (so not much use for keeping water or drinks cool whileyou’re out and about let alone any food). Curtains were covered in marks, the window overlooked an enclosed space that went from floor to roof and contained air conditioning units and the shower in the bathroom was full of mould. Aside from that the room smelled - of what I have no idea but it was there. Tears followed as my wife was understandably upset and quite frankly, a bit scared. She didn’t want to stay and I knew we would Have to find something else but as it was already well into the afternoon I figured we would probably have to stay the night. Quick online search for potential alternative accommodation and we decided to go out and check them out as the last thing we wanted to do was choose somewhere that looked ok online and turned out to be in a ghetto (like the Stalis). So out we go and immediately on leaving the hotel there are eyes on you. You may think I’m being dramatic but having served 30 years as a cop I know what a bad area looks and feels like and this did not give off a holiday or even safe to be here vibe. Incidentally my wife is a criminal justice social worker so we both recognised things for what they are rather than what we might be told they are. Not knowing the area we made for a main road. Getting there was event fre