Jason Inn Hotel sits on Asomaton Street at the edge of the ancient Kerameikos cemetery and the Thissio archaeological zone, on the border between the Metaxourgeio and Thissio districts west of the Acropolis. Kerameikos takes its name from the potters who worked this area in antiquity, and the ancient cemetery excavated just meters from the hotel remains one of the least-visited major archaeological sites in central Athens.
The fifty-four-room hotel offers straightforward three-star accommodation, with most rooms including private balconies, and a rooftop terrace delivering views back toward the Acropolis and Philopappou Hill. A complimentary buffet breakfast runs each morning, a detail guests frequently cite as good value relative to the room rate.
Thission metro station, about 100 meters away on Line 1, connects directly to Piraeus port and to Monastiraki for onward transfers. The surrounding streets mix the quieter, still-gentrifying Metaxourgeio district to the north, known for contemporary art spaces converted from old warehouses, with the more tourist-trafficked Thissio promenade along the ancient Agora to the south.
| Price | €65–110/night (~$71–120/night) |
|---|---|
| Address | Asomaton 12, 105 53 Athens, Greece |
Room types
- Standard Double Room
- Triple Room
- Room with Balcony
Amenities
- Rooftop terrace with Acropolis views
- Free breakfast buffet
- Free WiFi
- Air conditioning
- Private balconies in most rooms
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Location
Asomaton 12, 105 53 Athens, Greece
37.9772, 23.7175 View on map
Highlights
- About 100 meters from Thission metro station on Line 1
- Rooftop terrace with Acropolis and Philopappou Hill views
- Complimentary buffet breakfast included
- Adjacent to the Kerameikos ancient cemetery site
Tips for visiting
- Thission metro connects directly to Piraeus for ferry departures without needing to change lines
- Visit the Kerameikos archaeological site next door; it draws far fewer crowds than the Acropolis or Agora
- Metaxourgeio, a few blocks north, has a growing concentration of contemporary art galleries worth an afternoon visit
- Balcony rooms sell out first in summer, so request one specifically when booking