Noble Suites

Lovely small hotel in a quiet area very close to the Acropolis and museum.

the woman in the front desk was rude and very unpleasent. The rest was great.

This boutique hotel with only six (6) suite rooms was one of the nicest hotel experiences I’ve had. The 1901 structure’s lobby and suites were beautifully and tastefully decorated The staff of three women (Manager, Cook, Housekeeper) were all extremely hospitable and efficient. Our room was cleaned daily. Our breakfast (a free surprise & automatically included) was delicious and healthy (coffee, toast, butter, jams, honey and choice of eggs or Greek yogurt and fresh fruit) and served on fine china with real silver utensils. Perfectly located just a few blocks from the Acropolis! Just a reminder that only the top floor suite has the Acropolis view, and there is one suite below street level. We stayed in that lower unit for 5-nights and it was spacious and comfortable with hardwood floors and marble bathroom, mini fridge, security safe, top quality linens and pillows. Even the hangers were top notch quality. Absolutely no complaints at all…

Six Stars for location, accomodations and service. Highly recommend staying at this boutique hotel.

Choose the delightful Noble Suites for a memorable experience in Athens.  This charming, early 20th century boutique hotel has it all, from its unique architectural details and spectacular, historical location directly beneath the Acropolis to its warm and welcoming staff who will make your stay unforgettable. If you're looking for more than just a place to sleep this quiet, intimate property offers personal touches and authentic cultural character. Noble Suites is truly a hidden gem. The spotless signature suite (Room 104) has the most magnificent view of the Parthenon in Athens!  You will cherish the memories and emotional connections from your stay long after checkout.  The warm and effervescent host, Marianna, resides on property. "So you're part of the hotel!" I exclaimed. "Yes," she replied, "and now you are part of Athens!"