Promising views of the nearby Acropolis from the communal roof terrace, this Athenian apartment also boasts a little balcony of its own, so you can enjoy some one-on-one time. The 19th-century home of a famous Greek general, this apartment has a surprisingly romantic aesthetic with a four-poster bed and vintage accents. While the kitchenette is only really suitable for preparing light bites, wouldn't you prefer to dine out anyway? With Monastiraki Square sitting minutes away and several museums within strolling distance, all the wonders of the city await.

Home truths:
*There’s no kitchen here – only a sink, a coffee machine, and small hotplates, but you have some of the area’s best restaurants close by *Given the home's central spot, noise is to be expected *Parking in Athens can be tricky, so we recommend sticking to the easily accessible public transport – though we think the best way to see the city is on foot *At full occupancy, two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed *There's no door separating the living space and the bedroom *Your host owns multiple apartments within this building, so the exact view, furnishings and layout might differ from the photos *The roof garden is shared with the building's other residents *Housekeeping is included here