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CityZoe Athens Suites
Parthenon-view roof
Suites in Plaka with a private rooftop terrace facing the Parthenon; pets are welcome.

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About CityZoe Athens Suites
CityZoe Athens Suites is in Plaka, a five-minute walk (280 m) from Acropoli metro, with a private rooftop terrace looking up at the Parthenon and a small courtyard garden. Pets are allowed. Our advice: take breakfast or an evening drink on the roof terrace.
Our take
- Plaka, near Acropoli metro
- Rooftop with Parthenon view
- Pets allowed
- Address
- 8 Lysikratous
Plaka, Athens - Phone
- +30 210 325 1642
- Website
- cityzoe.gr
- @cityzoeathens
- Price guide
- €€€ (hotels price guide)
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with CityZoe Athens Suites before you go.
Last checked: October 2026 How we choose
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