INOH Athens Hotel
Family-friendly comfort with modern amenities in the heart of Athens





About this hotel
The INOH Athens Hotel provides a welcoming base for families exploring the city, with air-conditioned rooms designed for comfort and convenience. Each space includes a private bathroom, free WiFi, a TV, and a dedicated work desk, all set on elegant parquet floors. The hotel ensures a smooth stay with a 24-hour front desk, concierge service, and daily housekeeping. Guests can also take advantage of room service, a tour desk, and luggage storage. Some rooms feature balconies and sofa beds, adding flexibility for larger groups. Its location offers easy access to the National Archaeological Museum and is well-connected to public transport.
- Family-friendly rooms
- Air conditioning
- 24-hour front desk
- Free WiFi
Our take
INOH Athens Hotel scores 8.5 from 147 reviews as a three-star built around practical comfort: air-conditioned rooms with parquet floors, a TV, a work desk, a private bathroom and free WiFi. A 24-hour front desk, a concierge and daily housekeeping keep things easy. I would book it as a no-fuss base for sightseeing in Athens; there is no pool, restaurant or spa listed, so plan meals out in the city.
- ✓Utilise the tour desk to plan your excursions to Athens' historical sites efficiently.
- ✓Take advantage of the 24-hour front desk for any needs or local recommendations, day or night.
- ✓Consider a room with a balcony for extra space and a chance to enjoy the Athenian air.
Why we love it
- Comfortable, air-conditioned family rooms
- Convenient 24-hour front desk service
- Free WiFi and private bathrooms in all rooms
- Close proximity to the National Archaeological Museum
Why guests love itINOH Athens Hotel describes its rooms as family-friendly, and the basics are there: air-conditioning, which matters in an Athens summer, private bathrooms, free WiFi and daily housekeeping. The 24-hour front desk and concierge help with late arrivals and with booking tickets or taxis for the Acropolis and the museums. I would see it as a sleeping base rather than a place to spend the afternoon, since no pool or play area is listed. Plan rest breaks around the city's parks instead.