360 Degrees sits directly on Monastiraki Square, one of the busiest and most historically layered intersections in Athens, where the ancient Agora, the Ottoman-era Tzistarakis Mosque, and the modern metro station entrance all sit within view of each other. The hotel takes its name from its rooftop bar, which looks out in every direction over the square, the Acropolis, and the rooftops of Plaka and Psirri.
The square below functions as both a transit hub — Monastiraki metro station serves the Green and Blue lines — and the entry point to the Sunday flea market that spreads through the surrounding streets, along with the permanent shops selling antiques, souvenirs and street food that operate through the week. Staying directly on the square means constant activity and noise until late in the evening, a trade-off for guests who want to be at the center of Athens' street life rather than tucked into a quieter side street.
The Ancient Agora's entrance near Thission and the Roman Agora with the Tower of the Winds are both within a five-minute walk, making the hotel a practical, if lively, base for exploring the archaeological core of the city on foot.
| Price | €110–220/night (~$120–240/night) |
|---|---|
| Address | 12 Monastiraki Square, 10555 Athens, Greece |
Room types
- Standard Room
- Superior Room with Square View
- Family Room
Amenities
- Rooftop bar and restaurant
- Air conditioning
- Free Wi-Fi
- 24-hour front desk
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Location
12 Monastiraki Square, 10555 Athens, Greece
37.9760, 23.7258 View on map
Highlights
- Rooftop bar with panoramic views over Monastiraki Square and the Acropolis
- Located directly on Monastiraki Square above the metro station
- Within a five-minute walk of the Ancient Agora and Roman Agora
- Access to the Sunday flea market and daily antique shops right outside
- Direct Green and Blue line metro connections from the square
Tips for visiting
- Expect noise from the square into the evening — request an interior-facing room if you prefer quiet over the view
- Visit the Sunday flea market early, before mid-morning crowds fill the surrounding streets
- Walk to the Roman Agora and Tower of the Winds via Pandrossou Street rather than the busier Areos Street
- Use the rooftop bar around sunset for the clearest light on the Acropolis before it gets crowded after dark