Perianth Hotel opened in Psirri on Agias Eirinis Square, a small plaza that has become one of the focal points of the neighborhood's transformation from a district of small metalworking and leather workshops into one of central Athens' livelier restaurant and nightlife areas. The hotel is a member of Design Hotels, and its interiors combine minimalist concrete and wood surfaces with commissioned artwork by Greek artists.
The square outside fills with outdoor cafe seating in the evenings, a shift that has taken place gradually over the past decade as Psirri's mix of old workshops and warehouses has drawn restaurants and bars alongside the surviving hardware and textile trade. The hotel's rooftop bar takes advantage of Psirri's relatively low-rise building stock to offer an open view toward the Acropolis.
Ermou Street's pedestrianized shopping stretch and Monastiraki Square are both a five-minute walk away, putting the hotel within easy reach of the flea market, the Ancient Agora, and the Byzantine Church of Kapnikarea roughly midway down Ermou.
| Price | €220–420/night (~$240–460/night) |
|---|---|
| Address | 2 Limpona Street, Agias Eirinis Square, 10560 Athens, Greece |
Room types
- Deluxe Room
- Junior Suite
- Perianth Suite
- Rooftop Suite
Amenities
- Rooftop bar with Acropolis view
- Restaurant
- Spa treatment room
- Gym
- Free Wi-Fi
- Bicycle rental
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Location
2 Limpona Street, Agias Eirinis Square, 10560 Athens, Greece
37.9778, 23.7258 View on map
Highlights
- Rooftop bar with Acropolis views over Psirri's low-rise rooftops
- Located directly on Agias Eirinis Square, the heart of Psirri's cafe scene
- Five-minute walk to Monastiraki Square and Ermou shopping street
- Design Hotels member with interiors featuring Greek contemporary art
- Close to the Ancient Agora and Church of Kapnikarea
Tips for visiting
- Sit outdoors on Agias Eirinis Square in the early evening when it fills with the neighborhood's café crowd rather than at midday when it's quieter
- Walk to Monastiraki via Eolou Street rather than Athinas Street for a calmer, more pedestrian route
- Visit the Ancient Agora entrance near Thission a short walk west before it closes in late afternoon
- Use Monastiraki metro station, about five minutes away, for both Red and Green line connections