The rooms are larger than most Greek hotels. THe breakfast is also better, but that's about all I can say that is favorable. The carpets looked like they hadn't been shampooed in years. The shower was moldy. The noise from the neighbors and the street kept me up. There are homeless people sleeping across the street. A man who looked... more

We stayed two nights in this hotel in mid January and is was exactly we were expecting, not the Ritz but not a dump either. Despite its general surroundings, we were very comfortable in this hotel. The breakfast buffet was probably one the best in the 3 weeks we stayed in Greece. The rooms were small but everything worked and... more

the jason inn hotel is located on a somewhat desolate block, but it's just a few minutes walk to the acropolis, plaka, restaurants and nightlife. the hotel offers a plentiful breakfast (eggs, bread, cheese, yogurt, cereal, fruit, greek salad!) on their rooftop, which has beautiful views of the acropolis. our triple room was somewhat small and basic, but the location... more

We stayed at the Jason Inn for 2 nights as a stopover to the islands and again on the way back. The location of the hotel is perfect. The nearest train station is the line that goes to Piraeus which was very convenient as our ferry left @ 7:30am. The train station that has the line to the airport is... more

Close to metro station and almost all sights. Wonderful Acropolis view from terrace. Nice staff. more

We stayed 6 nights at the Jason Inn while on our Honeymoon visiting Athens and making day-trips outside of the city before heading to the islands. We decided to go with the Jason Inn based on the TripAdvisor reviews we had read and of course the price! The key highlights to the Jason Inn are: location, price, and the rooftop... more

Jason Inn is not the most luxurious of hotel but when you go to Athens it is not to stay in the hotel room. The rooms are clean so is the bathroom, which is the most important factor during a short trip. I was very apprehensive when I reached the hotel by taxi from the airport. But once we got... more

We booked our week in Athens using the tripadvisor reviews, and it is fair to say that the reviews were accurate. The hotel is not in the best of areas, but close to the centre which meant we could walk everywhere - which was very convenient. The hotel receptionists seem to have been on a Basil Fawlty training course -... more

We stayed at the Jason Inn before and after a cruise. It is walking distance to the Agora and the Parthenon. The roof top dining area has a spectacular view of Athens and the Acropolis. The breakfast buffet was substantial and you can get dessert or drinks in the evening. The rooms have two singles pushed together like many European... more