Hermes

In Greek mythology Hermes was the messenger of the gods, but he was also the protector of thieves, gambling, and trade. According to the myth, his father was Zeus and his mother was Maia, one of the 7 ''Pleiades'', daughters of Atlas. the giant holding the sky behind him. It is, perhaps, the most likable deity of the Greek Dodecatheon, as it initially combines very strongly the human with the divine elements, but also because it is considered, in essence, the first teacher of the human race, he is the one who introduced the letters and sciences in humanity, he taught the use of the intellect and, in fact, there are myths that attribute to him the transmission of the knowledge of fire to people

The "Hermes" apartment, located just 500 meters from Filopappou Hill and 8 minutes from the Acropolis Museum, offers comfort with features such as a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, towels, and a bathroom with a double sink. It includes two bedrooms, one bathroom, and an open-plan living room with a kitchen. It is only two minutes from the "Sygrou-Fix" metro station and close to the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Situated on the ground floor in the heart of Koukaki, an up-and-coming neighborhood in Athens, the apartment is conveniently close to the Acropolis, Monastiraki, Plaka, Thiseio, and Filopappou Hill. The Odeon of Herodes Atticus is just 600 meters away, and Plaka is only 700 meters from the apartment.

During your stay, we provide breakfast to start your day. In the fridge, you will find cheese, cold cuts, milk, juice, jam, butter, and honey. Additionally, we offer cookies, bread, various types of coffee, and tea for you to enjoy your breakfast. For your convenience, we choose to refill the breakfast items every 3 days.