Glyfada Hotels with Pools

The location is on the edge of Geli, the hotel is very small, the room is small, it is clean, not too convenient, it takes about 10 minutes to walk along the road to Geli developed center, the price is good.

The room was small but very nice, it had everything you could possibly need! I love the addition of the coffee machine as someone who drinks coffee in the morning. There’s also an iron and board in case you might need to iron any clothes. The bed was super comfortable and I usually have trouble with my neck and lower back if the pillows are not just right, these were spot on, so soft it felt like sleeping on a cloud! The staff are also absolutely amazing and they are so attentive and friendly I loved every minute here. The hotel is also by the beach so you can enjoy a day out at the beach! The only thing I will say and this has nothing to do with the hotel itself is that it’s a bit of a walk from the centre if you’re looking to eat out.

The Athens Coast Hotel is at the coast but not on it. Instead, it is ground central for fine shopping and many of Glyfada’s highest rated restaurants. Offering clean, compact rooms with antiseptic, contemporary décor, this hotel is an ideal choice for a short visit. Plusses include a good welcome, large firm bed, excellent lighting and outlets, a safe large enough for a laptop and showers with strong pressure and high heat. Room service is responsive. The small decks are available to smokers. Amenities are minimal but include a kettle, fridge and a desk large enough for correspondence. Less than ideal are the lack of drawers for clothing and minimal towels (no wash cloths). The on-street parking, frankly, is a pain although spaces fluctuate with the workday. Very quiet nights from street sounds. Inside, though, I could hear my neighbor’s TV.

The hotel is located in a quiet and beautiful area although somewhat far from Athens, the Acropolis (40 minutes by bus and metro). The hotel looks renovated and very nice, the staff is super friendly and willing to help you with everything, they speak several languages ​​so surely a person at the reception speaks your language and it will be easier for you to understand them. The only drawback is that the avenue that runs right next to the hotel is very wide and at night you can hear the noise of motorcycles passing by at high speed. The insulation of the windows could be improved although we were able to rest perfectly.

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On line the pictures look great but this is not the reality. Reception is the only place that should receive a high star rating. The rest of the hotel is probably a 2, possibly low 3 star. It is very tired and in desperate need of re-decorating, especially in the common areas. Exposed flaky plaster on the walls on more than 1 floor. (no sign of any maintenance during our stay) – 7 nights. We had a sea view room so weren’t disturbed by the traffic, but this wouldn’t have been the case on a “city view room” note there is no view of the city, more like “Shell Petrol view” or “Dual carriageway view” Our room was fine, the beds were really comfortable, but this is purely subjective. The bathrooms are very old fashioned. We moved rooms during our stay and in both bathrooms you had to stand in the shower to stand in front of the basin to clean your teeth. Shower curtains were old and were too short to reach the sill, so water leaked everywhere. The hairdryer was fairly useless, the wall mounted kind, the sort you’d have found at the swimming pool changing room in the early 70’s ! Didn’t use the swimming pool as it was dirty – slime around the edges on the waterline. We didn’t have breakfast so can’t comment. The carpet in all corridors are stained and really quite disgusting. The building next door was under construction and the building work started early, so a very noisy start to the day. Location – The Bad points It's on a very busy 6 lane duel carriageway and very noisy all day and night. Go onto Google street view and see for yourself ! A little bit too far out of Glyfada town, unless you’re OK with a 30 min walk along the beach promenade. However this is flat, easy walking and well lit, so not a problem. There's no real ”life” close to the hotel, apart from the Shell petrol station which is directly opposite the hotel, which is a great location marker if you take the bus from the Airport, or an “Everest” sandwich bar which is equivalent to a Subway. (it’s just a shack) Location – Good points Right on the beach and close to a marina, but was quiet in October so not a real buzz which is what you usually expect from a Marina and they’re usually close to restaurants. There is one, but only 1 which is about a 5 min walk along the promenade from the hotel. Bus stops right outside the hotel so very easy to get a bus from the airport and also into Athens city. The buses are old, filthy but fairly reliable - We bought a 5 day pass which covers trams and buses. Tram stops – there are 2 either side of the hotel - within a 2-3 min walk, so great getting into Glyfada town where there are numerous bars, fast-food and independent restaurants & cafés. Trams are very efficient, timed boards show arrival times, they’re clean, air con and have Wifi, but do take at least an hour into Athens centre.

The location of the hotel is good, the surrounding traffic is X95/96 suburban car, urban bus140, etc. It takes 10 minutes to walk to the central square, commercial street, supermarket, etc., opposite the hotel is the beach and the boat marina. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the sanitation is still clean, the room is large, the wife is indoor, the indoor twin beds are juxtaposed, there is a small balcony, the facilities are general, there is central air conditioning in winter, bathroom shower 🚿, like a domestic 3-star hotel. There is an outdoor swimming pool, which cannot be used in winter. Before breakfast, there is a buffet, and the room is delivered during the epidemic, and the content is average. Call the front desk in advance and make your own order: coffee☕️+bread+fruit+cheese, no salad in the morning. There is nothing wrong with the front desk and telephone communication in English, European English, easy to communicate. . There are many hotels nearby, and there are also new-style hotels. I choose this one because I need Wi-Fi to the room. The front desk staff are very enthusiastic, some hotels are not very enthusiastic. Some like to serve European guests. .

The location is very good, crossing the road is the beach! The business district is right next to it, shopping is very convenient! It is also close to the tram, convenient to the city, breakfast is good, service attitude is good!

What a fabulous place. Beautiful clean and modern apartments, great location on a quiet street 2 mins walk to the centre of Glyfada. Attentive and incredibly friendly, welcoming staff. Corina and all the team you made our stay so relaxed and nothing was too much trouble.

It was a nice hotel but dated Staff are excellent Convenient to Glyfada. Parking was no issue. Issues- Noise The traffic noise is terrible. You can hear it all through the night with cars hooning past. In fact, you could also hear everyone in other rooms through out the night. Includes people going through the corridors, coughing, talking , laughing. There is no sound proofing at all. The beds were so hard it felt like we slept on concrete The air conditioning was pre historic and could not be adjusted . Overall, i think that for the price per night it is not great value for what you get. This is a last resort type of hotel.