Apartment Deluxe One Bedroom
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Aparthotel · APARTHOTEL 4*
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LUX&EASY Athens Downtown Apartments introduce a new aparthotel concept to Athens. Located a mere 150 meters from the metro, the property consists of 11 brand-new, state-of-the-art, fully equipped apartments. Each apartment features at least one bedroom with a king-size bed (convertible into two large singles), a fully equipped kitchen, dedicated Wi-Fi, two smart TVs (three in the two-bedroom apartments), and a large balcony. LUX&EASY provides a 100% contactless check-in experience; guests should contact the property before arrival to receive access codes. On-site amenities include a gym (free for guests), a massage room (treatments available upon request), and luggage storage.
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Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
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Source coordinates: 38.0103213, 23.72813
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Source licence / registration: 175648701000
Source last-update field: 2026-09-04
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