Anthology of Athens
Contemporary cultural luxury — Tinian marble, brushed gold accents, warm walnut wood, and ancient monuments as the wallpaper. Serious architectural intent without being cold.
Hotel guests get a 20% discount on dinner at The Botany rooftop restaurant — ask at check-in
Why It Matters
Holds one Michelin Key and is Greece's first LEED Gold-certified boutique hotel. The only property in Athens where you can soak in a rooftop jetted tub while staring directly at the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Member of The Leading Hotels of the World, opened August 2024.
Anthology of Athens opened in August 2024 and immediately became one of the city's most talked-about new addresses. Positioned directly across from the Temple of Olympian Zeus, with the Acropolis clearly visible from the rooftop, the five-story hotel holds just 18 rooms and suites. The exterior facade deliberately features 16 columns that echo the surviving columns of the adjacent Temple. Inside, a cascading vertical garden dominates the central atrium, while rooms are finished in sage, ivory, and parquet floors with marble bathrooms cut from the same Tinian stone used in the Acropolis Museum.
Where You'll Stay
8 room types available
Athenian Suite with Balcony & Outdoor Jetted Tub
The first suite category with a private outdoor jetted tub on the balcony. At 38 sqm there's finally room to breathe. Faces Dionysiou Areopagitou Street — not the Temple — but the outdoor jetted tub makes up for that. Sofa converts to an extra bed, sleeps up to 3 adults.
King-size Simmons · 38 sqmDeluxe Room with Balcony & Temple View
The smallest room in the hotel at 22 sqm, but it comes with the view that makes guests overlook the size — a private balcony facing the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Subtle sophistication in earthy tones; king-size bed, marble bathroom. Suits couples who plan to be out sightseeing all day.
King-size Simmons · 22 sqmExecutive Room with Balcony & Temple View
A slight step up from the Deluxe with the same Temple of Olympian Zeus view, gaining a sofa bed option and an extra 4 sqm. Quiet elegance with a balcony that puts ancient ruins front and center. Up to 3 adults.
King-size Simmons · 26 sqmJunior Suite with Balcony
Same footprint as the Superior Room but elevated suite status, facing Dionysiou Areopagitou Street. Sofa converts to a third bed. A step up in furnishing finesse — still 25 sqm, so not sprawling, but comfortable for couples or a solo traveler wanting more space.
King-size Simmons · 25 sqmPanorama Suite with Balcony & Temple View
A popular suite for those who want the Temple view and genuine suite space. At 32 sqm, guests report it's not large for the 'Panorama' label, but beautiful, well-kept, and quiet. Frames the Temple of Olympian Zeus from the balcony. Sofa bed option. Egyptian cotton sheets, memory foam mattress, marble bath.
King-size Simmons · 32 sqmPremium Panorama Suite with Balcony & Temple View
The largest non-presidential suite option at 43 sqm. Sweeping Temple of Olympian Zeus views from a generous balcony. Refined and spacious with the same high-level finishes — walnut wood, Tinian marble bathroom, memory foam bed, Egyptian cotton, minibar. Up to 3 adults with sofa bed option.
King-size Simmons · 43 sqmSuperior Room with Balcony
The entry-level option, facing Dionysiou Areopagitou Street rather than the Temple. Soft tones and understated elegance, with a private balcony and a sofa that converts to a third bed. At 25 sqm it's compact but well-appointed. King-size Simmons mattress, Egyptian cotton sheets, marble bathroom, 43-inch flat-screen TV, minibar, espresso maker.
King-size Simmons · 25 sqmZeus Presidential Suite with Balcony, Temple View & Outdoor Jetted Tub
The show-stopper. At 60 sqm, it's the most spacious room in the hotel. A private balcony with an ivy-framed outdoor jetted tub looks out over both the Acropolis and the Temple of Olympian Zeus simultaneously. Double sofa can sleep two extra guests (up to 4 adults total). Guests who've stayed here describe the jetted tub experience — ruins illuminated at night — as unforgettable.
King-size Simmons · 60 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Curated cultural talks hosted by scientists, educators, and specialists covering Greek philosophy, botany, mythology, ancient Greek spas, and the history of well-living. Topics are tied to Athenian heritage. Bookable via the hotel's experiences platform.
An in-hotel library named after Emperor Hadrian, housed mainly in the lobby. Curated collection spanning philosophy, Greek classics, contemporary literature, history, wellness, and herbalism. Open all day. Books available to read in the library, on the veranda, or in the roof garden.
The hotel offers a range of bookable curated activities through its experiences platform — including historical city walks, food and wine tastings, and cultural tours of Athens' monuments and neighborhoods. Arranged by the concierge.
Open 24 hours. A boutique gym fitted with hand-crafted wooden equipment and views of the Acropolis. Personal training sessions available. One of the hotel's more distinctive touches — the equipment is custom wooden rather than standard chrome machines.
Seasonal outdoor rooftop pool open April 1 to October 31, from 11am to 6pm. Small in scale but positioned to take in the Acropolis as a backdrop. Crafted cocktails available poolside.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
A dedicated meeting space for business sessions, masterclasses, and private events. Named after the ancient Athenian public space.
Complimentary buffet breakfast served daily 7am–11am at The Botany Roof Garden. Includes local specialties, fresh pastries, and à la carte options. Rooftop setting with monument views.
Pioneered in-house grey water recycling — a first for boutique hotels in Greece. Part of the LEED Gold certification.
Paid airport transfer service to/from Athens International Airport (approximately 36–42 min). Arrange in advance.
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