Emporikon Athens Hotel occupies a restored neoclassical building on Aiolou Street facing Agia Irini Square, one of the small green spaces threaded through the dense commercial blocks between Omonia and Monastiraki. Aiolou Street has historically served as a retail corridor connecting the two squares, and the building itself reflects the ornamented facades typical of Athens' late nineteenth and early twentieth century commercial architecture.
The hotel's rooms are notably spacious for the price point, a detail frequently mentioned by guests, and some rooms offer views toward the Acropolis over the surrounding rooftops. Its position on Agia Irini Square puts it within a short walk of both the Athens Central Market and the Monastiraki flea market.
The square itself has become a minor nightlife destination in recent years, with cafes and bars occupying its edges and drawing evening crowds, particularly on weekends. Guests who want quieter rooms should request accommodations on higher floors or facing away from the square.
| Price | €60–110/night (~$65–120/night) |
|---|---|
| Address | Aiolou 27, 105 51 Athens, Greece |
Room types
- Standard Double Room
- Room with Acropolis View
- Triple Room
Amenities
- Neoclassical building
- Acropolis-view rooms available
- Free WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Spacious rooms
Weather through the year in Attica
Best time Shoulder Worth avoiding
Average daytime temperature in °C. Figures are for Attica.
Location
Aiolou 27, 105 51 Athens, Greece
37.9800, 23.7270 View on map
Highlights
- Restored neoclassical building on Agia Irini Square
- Spacious rooms, some with Acropolis views
- Walking distance to the Athens Central Market and Monastiraki
- High guest ratings for staff helpfulness and location
Tips for visiting
- Monastiraki metro station is about a 10-minute walk for connections to Piraeus and the airport line
- Agia Irini Square gets lively with bar crowds on weekend evenings; request an interior-facing room for quiet
- The Athens Central Market on Athinas Street is a short walk south and worth an early-morning visit
- Aiolou Street is largely pedestrianized near the hotel, making it easy to walk with luggage from Monastiraki