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Prices above are provided by partners for one room, with variable occupancy rules as provided by the property, and do not include all taxes and fees. Please see our partners for full details.
The hostel is located a little bit of a walk from the city centre but besides that everything is great. The staff is so helpful and kind, one guy was full of information and explained everything to me about Greece, the economy the history and...More
As my partner and I planned to spend a good deal of time in Athens, we wanted somewhere clean, affordable and central to all that Athens offers. We struck gold at Nubian. The team were helpful, friendly and knowledge arranging taxis, laundry and occasionally food....More
This hostel was located a 12-15 minute walk from Syntagma Square and about 5 minutes from the nearest metro station. (Also 7 minutes walk from the Archaelogical Museum). It was clean, the staff friendly and had a really good seating area where you can get...More
Friendly, helpful staff, clean premises, not noisy, great location
Great beds, felt very safe, cooking facilities, has dorms and two single rooms
We are older travelers, never stayed at a hostel before, would definitely stay here again
Lovely staff
Good location in the heart of Athens, walk distance from good restaurants, markets and bars, great and helpful staffs. The room is really small for 6 beds. Despite of this, they've got really clean room with such good bed and a friendly atmosphere. ;)))
Exarchia is in many ways Athens’ best-kept secret, discovered by relatively few international visitors. Located behind the main University and Polytechnic buildings, it is unsurprisingly home to many students, intellectuals and politicos. This is reflected in the area’s vibrant street art and graffiti, which seems to cover almost every inch of wall space. Some of the best Athenian tavernas are located here, as well as
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its most alternative bars and underground music venues. You'll find political bookshops and quirky stores here, yet it is also a neighborhood inhabited by families and older folk. On Saturdays, punks and grandmothers alike head for Kallidromiou Street, nestled below Strefi Hill, to pick up fresh produce at the traditional laiki agora (street market).
