Rates from 60 EUR (78 USD) :
Services at Fresh Hotel, Athens
Services and Facilities
Available
Business Center, Concierge Desk, Fitness Center, Laundry/ Valet Services, Room Service24 Hour, Sauna, Swimming Pool (outdoor)
On Request
- Steam Room
- Swimming Pool (Indoor)
Food and Beverages Facilities
Restaurant Magenta Restaurant
Description: The cool, terrazzo-floored “Magenta” restaurant makes morning a joy. It is a vision of white, pink colour and minimal design.
Restaurant Air Lounge
Description: Swimming Pool , Located on the 9th Floor , Operates all year from 10:00 am until 02:00 am. At the 9th floor the swimming pool and the “Air Lounge” bar with its great view to the Acropolis make up more than enough luxurious distractions to fill the day. The restaurant has been re- launched under our Executive chef that features fragrant, sophisticated Greek and Mediterranean cuisine and a full diary of special entertainment events & surprise happenings that will keep the excitement Fresh.
Meeting Rooms
Description: The conference rooms are there to host your meeting, workshop, conference or reception. They can facilitate small events or can be united into a larger one. All three rooms have natural lighting as well as several levels of technical lighting to adjust into the atmosphere you want for your event. The hotel can provide audio visual equipment such as screen, data projector, overhead projector, DVD, video, microphone, wireless internet, fax service etc. Finally there is technical support throughout your event.
Size: 140 SQMT
Capacity: 140 people maximum
Features: Audio/Visual Equipment, Business Center, Internet Connectivity WI FI, Secretarial Services
Athens, Greece
Mythical Capital of Ancient and Modern Greece, Athens has reflourished in occasion of the 2004 Olympic Games. Its stunning vestiges of the ancient, Classical Greek city, most famously represented by the Acropolis and its surrounding archeological sites are certainly the main reason for tourists visiting the city. But there are also several beautiful districts such as the old nineteenth-century quarter of Plà ka, in particular, is a delight, with its mix of Turkish, Neoclassical and Greek-island architecture, and an array of intriguing little museums devoted to traditional arts, ceramics and music. Just to its north, the bazaar area retains a fascinating atmosphere.
