Lodging Description: Fine hotel in a landmark building designed by recognized architects, ideally located with charming and cozy rooms in the heart of Athens. A landmark building, designed by the distinguished Greek architect Emmanuel Vourekas. Marble and hardwood floors, set the tone for the interiors sleek look, accented by Le Corbusier and isamu Noguchi furniture in the lobby and a wall sculpture by Dimitris Pikionis, who designed the Acropolis promenade. Ideally located on the Omonia Square, Acropol is in the heart of the business, shopping, restaurant and theatre areas. Within walking distance from the National Archaeological Museum, the Acropolis and most of Athens´ sights and attractions. The hotel has an exquisite design & exemplary service. All rooms and suites are tastefully decorated with exquisite designer fabrics and all modern amenities. You will find each of the 167 rooms charming with its cozy and contemporary comfort. Organic tones dominate and create a space that belongs to you during your stay at the Acropol, in the heart of Athens. The experienced hotel personnel offer discreet, competent service, and will assist you with all requirements for business travellers. 'Pireos 1' Restaurant: You don’t come here for the décor or in search for the intimate setting. You come here to eat. And you’ve come to the right place - with its heartly servings of cured meats, fresh fish, and traditional greek cuisine infused with international influences. 'Lord Elgin Transport Co' Bar: You can drop in, take a newspaper off the table and depending on the time, have a coffee, try the daily special, or linger over a malt whisky. Busy journalists and tourists cross paths here and regulars take their time. Hours of operation: Breakfast: 06:30 - 10:30 Lunch/Dinner: 12:00 - 23:00 The hotel is ideal for easy day excursions: The Acropolis Hill – Athens’ sacred rock – with the Parthenon and the Erechtion, the Odeon of Herodus Atticus, the Ancient Market, the Pnyx and the National Archaeological museum. Don’t forget the oldest district of Athens, the Plaka, characterised by monuments of all periods, as well as Psirri area, the hub of the Athenian nightlife.