Nafsika Hotel Athens Centre

we have stayed here a few times,and we love the location near the metro,a few local Greek bars close by,its nice to get away from tourists and meet the locals they are very friendly, the staff in the hotel also.

The location was really good, but we only stayed one day..

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The hotel is located within a walking distance from Metaxourgeio metro stop. The room has AC and a fridge and is cleaned every day, which is a plus. Breakfast is basic, but the food is good. Value for money.

You won't find a better place as a wheelchair user in this great location with people who are great at their job!! · I was there for a lot longer than one week. I extended my stay several times because it is the only wheelchair accessible hotel in Athens city centre besides places like the Hilton. The important thing is I felt safe there because of the man who runs it. I knew that the staff were well organized, and I could always call them or go downstairs to talk to them. I actually really miss it there. I loved my little balcony, I loved my blue authentically Greek desk. I loved that this place did not hide it's Greekness, when so many other big hotel chains want to act fake because they think it's what people who speak English want. Hotel Nafsika was authentic, Greek, wheelchair friendly and kept me safe for almost 3 weeks. I will always miss it. · I will now focus on a wheelchair user who might need to stay in Athens. This is a great place to stay, it has lots of handle bars in the bathroom, the room is big, the desk area is great. I fit on the balcony by transferring to the chair outside from my wheelchair. So I could sit outside and enjoy the scenery. The bed great, I loved my warm fleece brown blankets, very comfortable pillows!! Great WiFi, good telephone reception. The rest if the room is very accessible, plenty of space,

· I'm going to be honest because there are things easily fixable for wheelchair users. For instance, there was no bathroom mirror someone sitting in a wheelchair could use, it is up really high, I couldn't even see the top of my head, and I had to use a small compact mirror when in there. A shower chair is needed because people in many types of wheelchairs can not get their actual wheelchairs wet. Many people don't know this and assume we just wheel into the shower, but we don't. We transfer over to a shower stool or water proof chair. The metal bar that is meant to be for going over the lap of someone sitting in a wheelchair , at the sink, was way too low and just pressed too hard if I tried to use it. Honestly, as a wheelchair user you do not need this, removing it would give wheelchair users the freedom to wheel and park underneath the sink more comfortably. And also give more room inside to do a 360 degree turn, instead of backing out. Obviously I loved their hotel, but the bathroom needs just a little work. Unfortunately I couldn't reach the hangers in the closet, but I never can in any hotel. I am not trying to sound mean, I am writing this to help. Usually when people design an accessibile anything, no one who is in a wheelchair actually is consulted properly, so feedback about this is important. Я люблю отель Нафсика! Эта осень хорошо! Спасибо большое!!!