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Situated on One of the City's Most Prestigious Avenues, Hilton Athens Situated on one of the city's most prestigious AT A GLANCE avenues, Hilton Athens offers stylish • Prime location close to the city centre contemporary rooms with stunning views • Over 6,000m2 of function of the Acropolis. This landmark hotel is a space across 23 venues • Ballroom with seating destination in itself with an impressive rooftop capacity for up to 1,100 people bar and restaurant, a full-service spa and the • 506 rooms, all with a private balcony largest hotel outdoor pool in Athens. • Acropolis view rooms Whether here for business or leisure, the • 4 restaurants and 2 bars • Rooftop bar and restaurant unique ambiance and state-of-the-art facilities with Acropolis view will make your stay memorable. • Heated indoor swimming pool • Impressive outdoor pool HILTON ATHENS Located in the center of the city’s commercial district, Hilton Athens is just 35 minutes from Athens International Airport by direct subway athens.hilton.com 46 Vassilissis Sofias Avenue 11528 Athens l Greece ATHENS T: +30 210 7281 000 l F: +30 210 7281 111 E: [email protected] OUR ROOMS EAT AND DRINK The spacious rooms of the Hilton Athens are elegantly designed to offer the GALAXY BAR perfect place to unwind or catch up on work. If you often travel for business and The chic and stylish rooftop Galaxy Bar seek personal service and quietness, choose an Executive Room, where you can offers superb views of Athens and the have access to the Executive Lounge and Hiltonia Spa. Upgrade to one of the Acropolis. Galaxy's unique setting, stylish Hilton Athens Suites for an extra feeling of luxury. cocktails and delicious finger food make it a popular Athenian meeting point. SPECIAL AMENITIES GALAXY RESTAURANT • LCD TV Dine in style as you take in 360° views of • Private Balcony Athens and the Acropolis. Galaxy features • Tea/Coffee making facilities an enticing menu that brilliantly mixes • Walk-in shower and separate bathtub the traditional with the cutting edge: • Desk with ergonomic chair enjoy premium meat cuts, sushi and Mediterranean cuisine with a modern flair. • Bathrobe and slippers • Hairdryer OASIS POOL BAR & GRILL • Iron/Ironing board Situated beside the hotel’s fabulous 25-metre swimming pool, the Oasis Bar • High speed internet access & Grill is the ultimate venue for stylish drinks and outdoor dining. Open from OUR FACILITIES LOCATION May until October. EXECUTIVE LOUNGE Located in the center of the city’s AETHRION Located on the 11th floor with stunning commercial district, Hilton Athens is just Aethrion is the ideal spot to relax in a Acropolis views, the Executive lounge 35 minutes from Athens' International sophisticated setting with snug couches offers private check-in, complimentary Airport by direct subway. The hotel is also and diffuse lighting. Choose from a wide breakfast and a rich selection of snacks just a few minutes’ walk from Athens most selection of drinks, wines and coffees, and beverages throughout the day. famous attractions, such as Acropolis, enjoy a rich brunch and treat yourself to a Agora, Kallimarmaro Stadium, National healthy open sandwich or a fresh salad. SHOPS Garden and many important museums. • Premium jewellery BYZANTINO RESTAURANT • Designer clothes Combining a touch of glamour with 7 2 contemporary design, this restaurant • Luxury concierge offers an exquisite selection of AIRPORT • Pastry shop 9 Mediterranean dishes. Available for lunch • Car rental 6 or dinner, it also serves the richest Sunday 1 M H.A. Lunch Buffet with kid’s corner. • Newsstand 5 • Barber shop 8 MILOS RESTAURANT HILTONIA SPA 4 With presence in Montreal, New York, The stylish wellness club of the Hilton Miami, Las Vegas and London, Milos is the Athens is the perfect place to recharge 3 finest Greek seafood restaurant chain in your batteries after a busy day of the world. Discover the Athenian branch located in the Hilton Athens. sightseeing. Enjoy a fully-equipped gym, POINTS massage therapies and facials, indoor 1. Syntagma Square pool, Jacuzzi, hammam, sauna, relaxation 2. The Athens Concert Hall OUT AND ABOUT room, pilates studio and hair salon. 3. Kallimarmaro Stadium Discover a host of popular attractions and places, including: SWIMMING POOL 4. Acropolis Hilton Athens features the largest outdoor 5. National Gallery • National Art Gallery pool in the center of Athens. This urban • Lycabettus Hill oasis features a shallow pool for kids and 6. Benaki Museum a pool bar & restaurant. Open from May 7. Lycabettus Hill • Kolonaki upmarket district until October. 8. National Garden • Pangrati hip neighbourhood 9 Kolonaki • Museum of Cycladic Art SYMBOLS • Byzantine Museum M. Evangelismos Metro Station • Benaki museum of Greek Culture H.A. Hilton Athens • Syntagma Square • Plaka picturesque area • Kallimarmaro stadium • Acropolis MEETINGS AND EVENTS Widely recognized as the best business hotel in Greece, Hilton Athens has a suitable space for any event, conference, exhibition or private party. Whether planning a business function or social event, Hilton Athens offers a wide range of versatile venues to suit all needs. • 23 contemporary meeting rooms with capacity for up to 1,100 people • State-of-the-art facilities • High speed wireless internet • Executive Lounge • Fully-equipped Business Centre • Over 6,000m2 of versatile event space • Function room with Acropolis view • Natural daylight in most of the rooms • Swimming pool and terrace spaces ROOM LAYOUTS Theatre Classroom Cabaret Boardroom U-Shape Banquet Dinner Dance Reception Conference And Event Rooms Capacity Chart Area Dimensions Name Location (m2) L x W x H (m) Theatre Classroom Cabaret Boardroom U-Shape Banquet Dinner Dance Reception Terpsichore A + B + C Convention 670 43 x 15 x 4.4 750 400 288 120 90 528 492 600 Terpsichore A Convention 360 24 x 15 x 4.4 400 200 192 72 84 312 264 350 Terpsichore B Convention 180 12 x 15 x 4.4 180 98 72 42 51 144 120 200 Terpsichore C Convention 112 17 x 15 x 4.4 70 63 48 36 40 96 72 100 Terpsichore D Convention 425 32 x 15 x 4.4 350 180 175 90 80 348 324 350 Terpsichore Ballroom Convention 1290 33 x 39 x 4.4 1100 600 480 - - 972 924 1300 Erato A + B + C Convention 190 24 x 8 x 4.4 160 80 80 62 65 144 120 180 Erato A Convention 64 8 x 8 x 4.4 40 27 24 20 23 48 - 60 Erato B Convention 64 8 x 8 x 4.4 40 27 24 20 23 48 - 60 Erato C ConferenceConvention And64 Event8 x 8 x 4.4 Rooms40 27 Capacity24 20 23 Chart36 - 60 Hesperides Convention 315 21 x 15 x 5.2 300 144 128 40 54 252 228 250 Hesperides Lobby Convention 200 25.5 x 7.2 and 6.9 x 10.2 - - - - - - - 200 Galaxy Roof 192 16 x 12 x 3 180 102 88 30 42 144 120 180 Area Dimensions Galaxy Pre-Function Name LocationRoof (m602) L x W -x H (m) Theatre- Classroom- Cabaret- Boardroom- U-Shape- Banquet- Dinner- Dance Reception80 Thalia 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 Pool 435 33.5 x 13 x 2.5 300 200 184 - - 312 288 300 Thalia 1 Pool 74 10 x 74 x 2.5 50 30 32 24 27 60 36 50 Thalia 2 Pool 120 10 x 13.5 x 2.5 80 54 40 30 36 72 48 80 Thalia 3 Pool 105 6.9 x 15 x 2.5 90 54 48 30 36 84 60 80 Thalia 4 Pool 136 8.5 x 16 x 2.5 110 63 64 42 48 96 72 100 Kos Mezzanine 25 4.3 x 6 x 2.3 20 10 - 12 - - - - Ikaria Mezzanine 25 4.2 x 6 x 2.3 20 10 - 12 - - - - Patmos Mezzanine 44 4.3 x 6 x 2.3 - - - 16 - - - - Paros Mezzanine 21 6.9 x 3.3 x 2.3 - - - 8 - - - - Santorini 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 Mezzanine 287 16.7 x 18 x 2.3 220 140 136 - - 228 - 250 Santorini 1 Mezzanine 51 8.5 x 6 x 2.5 50 28 24 16 20 36 - 40 Santorini 2 Mezzanine 51 8.5 x 6 x 2.3 50 28 24 16 20 36 - 40 Santorini 3 Mezzanine 40 8 x 5 x 2.3 20 - - 14 - - - - Santorini 4 Mezzanine 39 6.5 x 6 x 2.3 25 18 16 10 14 24 - 20 Santorini 5 Mezzanine 41 6.8 x 6 x 2.3 44 28 24 12 14 36 - 40 Santorini 6 Mezzanine 65 6.8 x 9.5 x 2.3 60 36 32 16 22 48 - 60 FLOOR MAPS KEY Meeting/Conference Rooms Roof Level Foyer/Public Space FLOORPrivate MAPS KEY Roof Level Meeting/Conference Rooms Terrace Foyer/Public Space Cloakroom Private Galaxy Terrace Amenities Pre-function Space Terrace FLOOR MAPS KEY Meeting/Conference Rooms Convention Level Mezzanine Level Foyer/Public Space Convention Level FLOOR MAPS KEY Private Terpsichore Ballroom SantoriniAmenities Meeting/Conference Rooms Mezzanine Level C B A Foyer/Public Space Private Pre-Function Area 4 5 Terpsichore Ballroom Ikaria 6 Ramp D Raised Section Patmos Erato Cloakroom 2 C B A 1 Kos Terrace 3 Paros Ramp Hilton Meetings Garden Hesperides FLOOR MAPS KEY Meeting/Conference Rooms Pool Level Pool Level Foyer/Public Space Private Ramp Pre-Function Area Pre-Function Thalia Space 1 2 3 4 Terrace Pool ATHENS www.athens.hilton.com.
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