King George is an award-winning hotel combining the grace and stature of a historic landmark with luxurious modern amenities. Located in the center of Athens’ golden quarter, King George is the perfect base for exploring the city.
Central location on Constitution Square makes the hotel an ideal place from which to explore the city
The Tudor restaurant on the 7th floor offers incredible views across the rooftops of Athens to the Acropolis
The Penthouse Suite accommodates up to four guests and has a private pool overlooking the Acropolis
There are 102 rooms and suites at King George, many of which offer views across the rooftops of Athens towards the Acropolis. Rooms are elegant yet contemporary, with opulent décor and modern touches. On the top floor the Penthouse Suite takes pride of place, boasting its own private pool where guests can relax while admiring the view of the Parthenon.
For a chance to try authentic Greek dishes, visit the Tudor Hall Restaurant, which serves local classics with a contemporary twist. Seasonal ingredients are used, ensuring the freshest of dishes are served, while the view of the Acropolis is incomparable.
For those looking to stay active during their vacation, the fitness studio at King George offers a variety of cardio machines and weights equipment. Further afield, the city of Athens is right on the hotel's doorstep, with iconic landmarks such as the Parthenon, the Panathenaic Olympic Stadium and the ancient Agora located nearby.
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If you are celebrating do go for the Penthouse Suite - it is spacious, stunning and has an incredible rooftop pool with amazing views of the Acropolis and over the city.
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Inquire NowLocated on the Constitution Square in the heart of Athens' shopping district, King George is one of the city's most famous landmarks. The Acropolis and the old city (Plaka) are all within walking distance.
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