At Ma Maison Acropolis Mansion you will be a part of history and discover Athens at its best. A fully renovated grand oldtown house of 1930 consisting of two separate suites.N°6 is a 3 bdr,110m²(1184 square feet) suite with fantastic views of Acropolis, Temple of Zeus, National Garden & Lycabettus both from indoor and outdoor. The main archaeological sites will literally be on your feet. You can move everywhere by foot while the Acropolis metro station is 10’ away. It would be our honor to host you. Yannis & Rena
Description:
Ma Maison Acropolis Mansion Suite N° 6 is a unique suite located in Mets (500 meters from Acropolis, 100 meters from the temple of Zeus, 100 meters from Kallimarmaro), right in the heart of Athens. This is the right place if you want to discover the city. It is one of the most classy and sophisticated neighborhoods in Athens (often called as “Montmartre of Athens”) with a lot of shops (supermarkets, bakeries, coffee shops, fruit markets, traditional Greek restaurants, pharmacies, etc.).
This is a 110m²(1184 square feet) ground and first floor suite, situated in a fully renovated grand historic neoclassical house of 1930 with high ceilings consisted by one living room, one dining room, one kitchen, one big hallway, three bedrooms, and two full bathrooms (one bathroom has a jetted shower cabin for hydro massage). The house is built at the foot of a hill so the suite is on the ground floor from the side of the street and on the first floor from the side that overlooks Acropolis and the temple of Zeus. Just in front of the house there is an archaeological site, the temple of Artemis Agrotera. It has one balcony and big openings with fantastic unobstructed views of Acropolis, Temple of Zeus, National Garden, Zappeion, Filopappou and Lycabettus Hills from the interior of the suite.
You can come very easily from the airport through Metro network. There is also a link through the Metro network from the port of Piraeus. Acropolis metro station is 500 meters away.
Let’s see the details:
- Living room with a comfortable Italian design sofa and armchair overlooking all the magnificent scenery between Acropolis and Lycabettus hill. All the above can be enjoyed in a relaxing atmosphere with the help of the led spot lighting,
- Three smart TVs, one in every bedroom,
- Strong Wi-Fi high speed internet for you (+500 Mbps),
- Central autonomous natural gas heating system with radiators,
- 4 Air Conditions,
- Instant use of hot water through natural gas,
- Security door, smoke and carbon monoxide detector, fire extinguisher, first aid kit,
- Modern kitchen with electrical appliances such as fridge with freezer, oven with hobs, coffee machines (Nespresso and filter), toaster, boiler. There are pots and cutleries, dishes, glasses, teapot, coffee kit and coffees (Nespresso and filter), sugar, tea (special kinds of Greece),
- 2 Bathrooms with a shower cabin (one bathroom has a jetted shower cabin for hydro massage).
- Hairdryer,
- 2 Bedrooms with a queen size double beds with anatomic mattresses, pillows and all-weather quilts. There is a large closet with hangers for your clothes and personal items,
- 1 Bedroom with two single beds with anatomic mattresses, pillows and all-weather quilts. There is a large closet with hangers for your clothes and personal items,
- The breakfast consists of coffees (espresso and filter), various kinds of teas, hot chocolate, chamomile, wheat rusks, butter and greek honey.
For health and safety reasons smoking is permitted only on the balcony. Thank you for your cooperation
Neighborhood:
Mets is a small neighborhood, a heartbeat from all the main touristic attractions of the city center(it is a 10 minutes walk from Acropolis and just 5 minutes from Kallimarmaro Stadium)but it is not touristic at all. It is located on Ardittos hill. A little bit of Montmartre, a little bit of East London, this is a place you should discover if you want to visit one of the most charming areas of Athens. Mets took its name from the beer house that was established on the hill in 1870 by the Bavarians who accompanied King Otto to Greece. In the 19th century, due to the area’s proximity to the Palace and the city center, the neighborhood was populated by middle-class families who built elegant, big neoclassical houses and changed the character of the area completely. It is now considered one of the most stylish neighborhoods of the city. Many artists, musicians, actors, painters have moved in Mets and have given it a more bohemian character. A handful of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants in the area create a more cozy atmosphere. Added to all the above, many streets and houses offer views and glimpses of Acropolis, an ever-dominant shape of the Athenian skyline and eternal symbol of high art.