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Hotels & Lodgings • Attica (Athens Area 68-98_68-98 3/23/2018 12:07 PM Page 80 HOTELS & LODGINGS • ATTICA (ATHENS AREA - EAST) SWEET HOME «Plaka Tel 2103229029 Fax 2103229028 Jan-Dec Rms 15 DIVANI APOLLON PALACE & THALASSO THE STUDENT & TRAVELLERS INN «Plaka Tel 2103244808 Jan-Dec Rms 33 TIVOLI «Chaidari Tel 2105816884 Fax 2105816885 Jan-Dec Rms 20 TONY’S «Koukaki Tel 2109230561 Fax 2109236370 Jan-Dec Rms 13 VAFIADIS «Chaidari Tel/Fax 2105811336 Jan-Dec Rms 16 VERGINA «Athens Tel 2105246160 Jan-Dec Rms 18 X-DREAM 1 «Ag. Paraskevi Tel 2106080459 Jan-Dec Rms 20 ZAPPION «Pagrati Tel 2107241408 Fax 2107234871 Jan-Dec Rms 16 ZEUS «Kotzia Tel 2103211551 Fax 2103211662 Jan-Dec Rms 24 OTHER ROOMS & APARTMENTS TO LET 18 MICON STREET Psyri Tel 2103235307 Fax 2103235496 Jan-Dec Rms 8 A FOR ATHENS Monastiraki Tel 2103244244 Jan-Dec Rms 71 AKRAION Melissia Tel 2108040412 Fax 2108047856 Jan-Dec Rms 6 ALICE Plaka Tel 2103237139 Jan-Dec Rms 4 Member of The Leading Hotels of the World ATHENS DIAMOND PLUS Plaka Tel 2103232443 Fax 2103232577 Jan-Dec Rms 13 10, Ag. Nikolaou, 166 71 Vouliagmeni ATHENS GREEN Pagrati Tel 2107523712 Jan-Dec Rms 7 Tel 2108911100, Fax 2109658010 e-mail: [email protected] ATHENS LODGE Psyri Tel 2152154720 Fax 2152154730 Jan-Dec web: www.divaniapollonhotel.com ATHENS LOTUS Metaxourgio Tel 2105249050 Jan-Dec Rms 19 RegCo Caravel Hellas S.A., VAT 094029712 ( ΦΑΕ Athens) ATHENS MOSAICO Metaxourgio Tel 2105203566 Jan-Dec Rms 24 Managing Dir Spiros Divanis, Sales Mgr Spyros Maganiotis BE MY GUEST Thissio Tel 2130449929 Jan-Dec Rms 11 Member of Divani Collection Hotels see Hotel Chains section Blt 1975, Ren 2014, Open Jan-Dec , Superior rooms 193, Executive rooms 74, CYBELE Kifissia Tel 2108015572 Fax 2108015584 Jan-Dec Suites 12 (all sea 6, deluxe 6), Presidential suites 1 ELEMENTS Chalandri Tel 2106895606 Fax 2106895607 Jan-Dec Rms 14 Distances: Glyfada Golf (18 hole course) 3km, Athens 18km HOME AND POETRY Plaka Tel 2146879900 Jan-Dec Rms 16 Airconditioned throughout, Buffet breakfast, 4 Restaurants, Lounge, Pool snack INOI Kypseli Tel 2108649064 Jan-Dec Rms 22 bar, Beach bar, 3 Swimming pools with jacuzzi (2 sea water), Children’s playground & pool, Tennis, Basket, Water sports, Thalassotherapy center, P ATHENS Pagrati Tel 2107212345 Fax 2107523142 Jan-Dec Rms 6 Fitness center, Dry cleaning, Shuttle bus, Car rental, Baby sitting, Tourist PALLADIAN HOME Plaka Tel 2103008044 Fax 2103243519 Jan-Dec Rms 13 services, 24h room service. SCALE Alimos Tel 2109845423 Jan-Dec Rms 7 All rooms & suites with flat TV, direct dial phone, desk, mini bar, marble SOHO Psyri Tel 2105241209 Fax 2105239713 Jan-Dec Rms 59 bath/shower, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryer, safe, balcony with sea view. 6 Conference/event rooms. Business Centre. TRAVEL VIBES Makrygianni Tel 2109888028 Jan-Dec Rms 1 Pets allowed. Valet parking with extra charge. VILLA POLITIA Politia Cel 6972-806534 Jan-Dec Rms 1 EOT Licence: 0206K 015 A0016400 WHITE LOTUS Metaxourgio Tel 2105249050 Jan-Dec Rms 12 GRAND RESORT LAGONISSI Attica East Agii Apostoli Mati Spata Alianthos Palea Fokea Tatoi Anavyssos Parnitha Vari Athens - El. Ven. Airport Peania Varkiza Drossia Porto Rafti Voula Lagonissi Rafina Vouliagmeni Marathonas Sesi Beach Vravrona Markopoulo Sounio Ag. Apostoloi 40th km Athens-Sounio Road Kalamos 190 10 Lagonissi Tel 2291076000, Fax 2291024514 e-mail: [email protected] Attica East web: www.grandresort.gr Sales Tel 2291076000, Fax 2291076837 Marathonas RegCo Attikos Helios S.A., VAT 094542870 ( ΦΑΕ Athens) Evia Island Tatoi Ekali General Mgr Nikolaos Tzimas Kefallari Sales Senior Mgrs Mrs Ioanna Remoundou, Mrs Jenny Miragia Kifissia E Mati Rooms Division Mgr Panagiotis Lachanas na W Res Mgr Mrs Helen Zaka, e-mail: [email protected] Chalandri Rafina Member of Helios Hotels & Resorts S.A. see Hotels Chains section Athens Blt 1960, Ren 2001, Open 12Apr-31Oct Piraeus C Spata Rooms Seaview 90 (comfort club), Bgls Waterfront 91 (with garden - premium club), Kastella N. Smyrni P. Faliro Suites Waterfront 85 (with private pool - exclusive club), Villas 13 (with private heated Alimos indoor/outdoor pool & gym - platinum club). S Paiania F.Y.R.O.M Bulgaria Markopoulo Glyfada Albania Distances: Athens 40km, Airport 22km Cretan cuisine restaurant, Italian restaurant/bar, Greek cuisine restaurant, Polynesian & Voula Vari Hellas Turkey Lebanese cuisine restaurant, Mediterranean cuisine restaurant, Greek seafood Kavouri Varkiza Vouliagmeni restaurant, Ouzeri, Lounge bar, Beach bar, Beach restaurant, Bar/Restaurant, Outdoor Lagonissi swimming pool, Water sports, Beach sports, Health Spa 4000sq.m (body treatments), Limousine service, Helicopter, Lear jet, Butler service. Anavyssos All rooms with airconditioning, satellite TV, CD player, DVD player, mini bar, Wi-Fi internet access, direct dial phone, hairdryer, jaccuzi, hammam, safe. Conference & Banquet facilities for up to 3500 persons. Parking. Sounio EOT Licence: 0208K045A0185900 80 • APR-JUN 2018 NEW HOTEL LOCATION INDEX SEE PAGE 50 www.gtp.gr.
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