Jason Inn has become our go-to spot whenever we’re in Athens, and for good reason. The location is superb — nestled in the vibrant center, it offers effortless access to all the major historical sites, with two metro stations just a short stroll away. Though compact, the rooms are quiet, impeccably clean and well-maintained, providing a cozy space to unwind after a day of sightseeing. One of the absolute highlights is breakfast on the rooftop terrace. The breathtaking view of the Acropolis bathed in morning light elevates the whole experience and makes each stay memorable.

Couldnt fault it - value for money

Hotel and location was good. Restaurant for breakfast , food was excellent. Plus view of Acropolis. Close to hop on hop off bus stop. 10mins walk to Acropolis but I couldn't walk as limited mobility. Good Restaurant nearby and lovly bar.

We booked a taxi via hotel from airport which in 40years of travelling ive never done. Taxi dropped us to sister hotel. WRONG HOTEL. We then wasted an hour waiting for another taxi to bring us to correct hotel. Disappointing to say the least. Cost 50eu plus 10eu to take us to correct hotel. To take us to port we got a taxi organised by hotel, we were quoted 20eu and cost 30eu.another rip off. I have limited mobility and even after charging us over the top I had to struggle across the concourse to check in. Stay was definitely marred by both Taxi service and over charges.

Good location close to the Agora and restaurants and cafes, comfortable beds, good breakfast, great view all the way to the Akropolis...

The breakfast was set up on the roof terrace which has a nice view to the Akropolis but when the weather got cold, windy and rainy, we had to grab our breakfast items and take them to the room... There was no alternate inside setup for such a situation...

Nice lounge with books, television and computer. Plenty of couches and tables. The room was clean, beds comfortable, just one chair. Shower was clean and worked well. Very small balcony with no view, Very good point that as I was there with daughter and a nearly 2 year old that a cot was provided for no charge and the room was quiet. Breakfast with fresh fruit, coffee and tea, cereals and more.

For a three star hotel it was as good as can be. There was no bathtub. Not a problem for me but others it might be.

Jason Inn Hotel is an ideal destination for both leisure and business travelers, offering short and extended stays. Situated in the heart of Athens, it is conveniently located within a five-minute walk from Thisio station, providing access to the metro and electric train systems. Monastiraki and St. Anargyron Square in Psyri are also within close proximity, approximately a ten-minute walk away. Despite being a three-star hotel, it offers amenities and services comparable to superior hotels. Initially, I had reservations due to traveling with an individual with a disability. However, upon arrival, my concerns were alleviated. The hotel provides excellent accessibility for individuals with disabilities, featuring a step-free entrance and a ramp for easy access. The room we reserved was comfortable, and while the shower was spacious, we utilized the toilet equipped with a shower mixer for the individual with quadriplegia. As a seasoned traveler, I was particularly impressed by the exceptional staff at Jason Inn Hotel. Each staff member consistently demonstrated a friendly and helpful attitude, always ready to assist guests with any requests or inquiries. From the two gentlemen in reception who greeted me every morning during my early runs and upon entering or leaving the hotel to the diligent cleaning lady who maintained my floor, everyone went above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay. The two ladies and the gentleman on the hotel rooftop were available to assist with any requests during the daily breakfast. The breakfast buffet offered a variety of options catering to both meat eaters and vegetarians, including an assortment of cheeses, charcuterie platters, breads, yogurt, feta cheese, jams, salads, coffee, juices, spinach pies, and croissants. The rooftop provided a magnificent view of the Acropolis and the Parthenon, enhancing the overall dining experience. Overall, I am highly satisfied with the hotel and would recommend it to others.

Despite being a three-star hotel, it offers amenities and services comparable to superior hotels. There is nothing I would additionally add.

Breakfast was each day on the terrace with view of the city & Acropolis . The team @ breakfast nice people we always greeted them on arrival & departure as they do alot to ensure food is filled, drinks etc The team @ reception nice guys on different shift hours to. Only if did rain would have inside downstairs which is awesome another option as we did that the first stay of Athens in early September . This was our last leg of Athens before heading home to Australia n the Tuesday night Location was good I thought be longer on that side as stayed opposite side last year but was good handy to walking distance to restaurants, the Acropolis & Museum, Monastiraki, the Flea Markets . Alot of Restaurants & cafes, shops, bars was good. You think its a long way to the centre of Monastiraki but isn't. Even to Syntagma Square easy walk. Couple times I asked reception but they were good answering and showing me. We really appreciated the gentleman which I should've got his name but did thank him and wasn't on the day we checked out to say goodbye worked the shift I think evening till late morning our room was on the side of the cars bikes going by was a little noisey. On the 2nd night as still had 4 nights to go we asked if there was a chance could swap our room to the side we had originally early September. He contacted the ladies doing the rooms etc also and he said I will help you out. This was great customer service to help us out. I did say if couldn't depending on their guests had and rooms booked etc but helped us out

Just a suggestion for breakfast time maybe in the future they could invest in a coffee machine that does cappuccino, latte, black coffee etc . Only suggesting this as can still keep the pots of black coffee but for the ones that want different type. We had this machine at these accommodations in Meteora, Lefkada, & Kefalonia at the breakfast set up I think more convenient . Otherwise all was good Only wish they had dinner there would have been nice as thats what drew me to the place to from the photo. But since we had lockdowns prior when things re opened things have changed but thats ok

I found the location to be very good - it is within a comfortable walking distance from metro stations (blue and green lines) and at the same time to the main attractions and restaurants. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They offered to use the terrace to check the view of the Acropolis even though it was closed and without service.

As the hotel is located right next to the busy street, the noise can be quite noticeable in the room, even though the window is closed. I usually use earplugs while travelling so it was not an issue for me but it's worth mentioning for sure.

The location is just great, you can easily walk to main tourist attractions (Acropolis, Agora etc.). Also the restaurant area starts within 200m from the hotel. Also, the main shopping street Ermou starts just around the corner (not the 'high end' part of the Ermou, though... In case you arrive by car, don't even bother to try to find a parking slot. The hotel reception will suggest a 24h parking service (15-20€/day), and you should take it. The price is reasonable (comparing to the other end of Ermou). Also, a view to Acropolis by night is just magnificent.

Parking, but the hotel fixes this easily (see the pro's section). The very neighbourhood is not the nicest, but then again, if you want clean streets, you shouldn't come to Athens. We had the rooms by the passing street (Agion Asomaton), and it's quite noisy (the balcony door was not the best in soundproofing).

The hotel is in a good location, I was with a young child and it was easy for us to move around the sights. The staff at breakfast were very attentive, positive. Especially the Georgian girl, she always greeted us with a smile, if there was anything needed she always tried to help.

I wish the room was a bit larger, it was relatively narrow for three beds.

Efficient and effective staff, from front desk to breakfast staff (rooftop view of Parthenon a bonus with substantial morning buffet.) Location in a bustling but walkable neighbourhood, with easy access to metro.

Not a dislike, just a note: the shiny, clean shower cabinets have very slippery floors, so mind that soap!