Comfortable Patisia apartment

Holiday Rental Description

An attractive one bedroom apartment, in a quiet neighborhood, a short walk from Agios Nikolaos metro station. Our place has been renovated and can up to two guests in comfort and elegance.

This is a piece of real Athens, lively throught the day, with plenty of shops within walking distance.

With easy access to the city's historic and business centre, you will very quickly be navigating Athens like a local all the while enjoying its unique, lively vibes.

The apartment is on the upper Ground floor, consisting of a bedroom, living room, open plan kitchen, balconies. It is fully furnished and equipped with electrical appliances and WIFI. A comfy and peaceful place to enjoy your stay in Athens.

Our home has been recently renovated. Walk into a comfortably sized, open-plan kitchen and dining area. Here you will be able to cook in style as it's fully equipped and modern. The dining area can easily seat four people and can also serve as a very comfortable work surface if you are in town for business.

A set of sliding doors leads into the living room with it's large corner sofa. From here you can walk out onto a small balcony with a table and chairs. In typical Athenian style, here you can have a coffee or an evening drink, take in the city's vibes and enjoy Athens' great climate.

Further in, the bathroom is modern and the double bedroom has plenty of storage space.

You will have exclusive access to the entire apartment.

Please note that there is a charge of €15 for check in between 9:00 pm-09:00 am, which is paid in cash upon arrival.

You will have exclusive access to the apartment.
I will provide you with a detailed guide but I will always be available to answer any questions you might have or provide suggestions

You will be based in Patisia, a melting pot near Athens' centre. There are plenty of small independent ethnic shops as well as bigger chain stores. The neighborhood is densely populated and as a result you will usually see people about day and night. You will be based very close to Athens' historic centre and it's shop-lined main business areas.

It is 5 minutes walk from Agions Nikolaos (green line), metro station

Please note that there is a charge of €15 for late check ins between 21:00 pm-23:00 pm, which is paid in cash upon arrival.
The Viktoria, and especially Pedion Areos, is a well-known working-class neighborhood that has been experiencing gentrification for several years. This transformation has made it more trendy, altering both the demographic of its residents and the types of businesses in the area. This process is well underway, leading to the coexistence of diverse and sometimes conflicting dynamics: the older, modest reality-supported by social assistance centers for these groups-alongside newer, more cosmopolitan trends, largely driven by tourism, which are steadily gaining ground. Visitors to this neighborhood should understand that they are entering an area undergoing a transformation similar to those seen in major cities across Europe and North America. It is therefore an ideal place for everyone who wants to experience life in the heart of Athens. The Viktoria is an interesting area of Athens. The neighborhood also has a bohemian, alternative, and underground vibe, typical of being in the historic center of a large city. However, it possesses a unique personality and charm that make it a must-visit destination. For seasoned travelers, I highly recommend this area if you're looking to experience an authentic and vibrant Athens neighborhood. However, if you’re uncomfortable navigating areas in the midst of gentrification, where you may occasionally encounter disadvantaged groups, this neighborhood might not be the best choice for you. What is the attraction of Viktoria? The area is lively, rich in history, and full of character. It's a dynamic, multicultural neighborhood offering a diverse selection of inviting cafés, restaurants, and bars. It is also very attractive that just a few minutes walk from the flat you will find the Pedion Areos park, the Hellenic Motor Museum, the Athens University of Economics and Business, the National Archaeological Museum, the National Metsovio Polytechnic, the Kerameikos Museum, the Temple of Hephaestus, the Ancient Agora of Athens.