Oscar Inn Athens (Athens)
- Oscar Inn Athens (Athens)
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Oscar Inn Athens
country: Greece, city: Athens (Centre)
Oscar Inn Athens
Location
The Oscar Hotel is ideally located in the centre of Athens and is minutes walk from Omonia Square and the Archaeological Museum. The hotel also provides easy access to all ancient sites and other interesting tourist attractions like the Acropolis, Parthenon, Plaka area, Parliament Building and the Olympic Stadium.
Rooms
This distinctive luxurious property offers comfortable accommodation units that are tastefully decorated and well equipped with an extensive range of modern facilities including internet access.
Restaurant
Guests can dine on a variety of luscious local and regional specials served at the in-house restaurant. You can also enjoy your favourite cocktail at the roof garden bar with breathtaking views of Acropolis and the Lycabettus hill.
General
The Oscar Inn also provides modern conference facilities to meet your business needs and can cater up to 120 delegates. There is also a swimming pool available onsite for you to enjoy at your leisure.
Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
Cocktail bar Conference facilities Currency exchange Faxing facilities Internet access Laundry facilities Lobby Photocopying facilities Reception Restaurant Room service Swimming pool | Air conditioning Balcony / Terrace Cable / Satellite TV Internet access Private bathroom / Ensuite Telephone |
Extra Information:
- 29 km to the airport
- Close to the train station
Address:
43-45 Samou Street
Athens
International hotels. — Academic.
2010.
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