Akropolis Guest House

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : The structure has a nice garden and is just a short walk from the Red Hall, and a short drive from the Acropolis. Very friendly young staff, but one senior member of staff was rather brusque and not very welcoming. Rich breakfast.
  : Senior staff at the check in wasn't welcoming.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Very beautiful location, the small beautiful interior gardens give the feeling of coolness and remind me of the old Caravan Seray. The rooms are simply furnished, with good taste, clean, our room was small but comfortable!
  : Although I had paid for breakfast, I was unpleasantly surprised to be charged for coffee and juice, I wouldn't have minded if I had been informed that they had to be paid separately, embarrassing! The evening meal was good, good service at above average prices but with a very pleasant evening atmosphere!

Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Very friendly staff, always helpful telling about the area, sightseeing, where to go, where to eat etc. Hotel was very calm, silent and in an excellent location, close to all temples and touristic areas. We felt very safe, comfortable. We have two small children, they enjoyed the pool area and the garden of the hotel. The staff were very kind, they even woke around 4am to let us out..
  : Nothing. Maybe, the rooms were a bit old with furniture but that gives a rustic charm ;)

Disappointing
Traveller Type:
  : Location was handy, however they lock the gates so in the morning we could not leave the property for an early morning hike.
  : Rude receptionist, WiFi was weak, one water bottle with one glass only in a triple room. The place just feels a bit tight. The first room they tried to put us in smelt of sewage, and we we raised a concern they said it was maybe a smell in the wind.

Poor
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : It is well located for a walk into town and has street parking outside the property. There is a pleasant enclosed courtyard and the served breakfast is excellent.
  : Important accommodation policies are NOT included under policies on booking.com. I would not have booked this accommodation if I had known about their stringent, no eating in rooms and no outside foods or drinks allowed to be eaten anywhere within the premises. On check-in we were informed that it is forbidden to eat or drink within the rooms and that no outside foods can be consumed anywhere within the complex. This was on posters at check-in and was also read to us, like children, at check-in, so we completely understood! After spending hours exploring the antiquities of Pergamon we enjoy a snack and refreshing drink in our rooms. We never felt comfortable at this accommodation and wouldnt recommend it to others until they make ALL their rules/policies clear to travels when they book rather than dropping it on then at check in. Note, The Acropolis Guest House is managed by the adjacent Attalos hotel and access at all times is via a closed door that is opened by the host, or employees, once you ring the bell. This service stops at 2am. On our 2nd evening we ordered an evening meal. On delivery to the room we were again told that it was forbidden to eat in the room. We ignored this unreasonable demand and took the meal and shut he door!

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The breakfast was amazing and there was loads of lovely food with choices for vegetarians. The outside areas are lovely and the pool though small was welcome. Very near the cable car to Ancient Pergammon and easy walk to Red Basilica.
  : The rooms were a bit tired, dark and dingy. Most of the staff were amazing and so very helpful. One chap in the evening however was a bit surly. Lots of mosquitoes and the door did not fit snuggly.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple