Mirada Hotel
Adults-only hotel with pop-art style, close to Glyfada's heart





About this hotel
The Mirada Hotel brings a vibrant, adults-only experience to Glyfada, just a short stroll from the bustling central square. Inside, the decor embraces a playful pop-art aesthetic, with lively colors, unique wallpapers, and Roy Lichtenstein prints adorning the rooms. Guests can unwind in the stylish lounge area or enjoy the convenience of a 24-hour front desk. While the hotel doesn't have its own restaurant, a wealth of dining and entertainment options are just steps away. Some rooms offer the added bonus of a balcony overlooking the sparkling Saronic Gulf, perfect for a quiet evening.
- Adults-only hotel
- Pop-art design
- Central Glyfada location
- Saronic Gulf views from some rooms
Our take
Mirada Hotel suits couples and solo travellers who want an adults-only base in Glyfada, 400 metres from the central square and its shops and restaurants. Rooms are modern with a pop-art look, some with balconies over the Saronic Gulf, and the front desk is open around the clock. There is a lounge rather than a pool or restaurant, so I would book it for evenings out in Glyfada rather than days spent at the hotel.
- ✓Consider booking a room with a Saronic Gulf view for a pleasant evening balcony experience.
- ✓Take advantage of the central location to explore Glyfada's restaurants and bars on foot.
- ✓If you appreciate unique design, spend some time in the hotel's pop-art lounge area.
Why we love it
- Adults-only atmosphere for a peaceful stay
- Vibrant pop-art inspired room decor
- Excellent central location in Glyfada
- Balconies with views of the Saronic Gulf
Why guests love itMirada Hotel is adults-only, so it is not a choice for families with children. It sits in Glyfada, on the Athens Riviera, 400 metres from the central square, with modern pop-art rooms, air conditioning and free WiFi, and some rooms have balconies looking over the Saronic Gulf. A lounge and a 24-hour front desk cover the basics. I would suggest it to couples, or to parents travelling without children, who want Glyfada's shops and restaurants on foot.