Coco-Mat Athens BC

The hotel's own Anthemion BC Restaurant serves homemade Greek meals for lunch and dinner, with an open kitchen and rooftop dining in summer. For nearby options, try The Balcony, Mani Mani, Gargaretta, or Elléboro, all praised by guests. For coffee and light bites, This is Loco and Little Tree Books and Coffee are popular spots in the Koukaki neighborhood. You can also join the Greek Food Walking Tour to sample local flavors while exploring the city.

Coco-Mat Athens BC sits in the Koukaki neighborhood, right below the Acropolis. You’re a 2-minute walk from the Acropolis Museum, and the Temple of Olympian Zeus is 5 minutes away on foot. The historic Plaka and Anafiotika areas are about a 7-minute walk, with Philopappos Hill 8 minutes away. The pedestrian Dionysiou Areopagitou promenade is nearby, making it easy to stroll between ancient sites. It’s a lively, walkable base surrounded by cafes and restaurants, with the Akropoli metro station a 2-minute walk for reaching other parts of Athens.

From Athens Airport, take the M3 subway to Syntagma and switch to the M2 line one stop to Akropoli station, a 2 minute walk from the hotel. A direct bus also runs from the airport to Syntagma. A taxi or pre-arranged transfer takes about 33 minutes for the 27.9 km drive. The Akropoli metro station is 2 minutes on foot from the hotel, connecting you to the rest of the city. From the city's main train station, you can take the metro to Akropoli and walk from there.

For an evening out, the Odeon of Herodes Atticus is a 7-minute walk away, where performances are often staged. The Acropolis and Parthenon, 6 to 7 minutes on foot, are beautifully lit after dark. The hotel's own bar and Anthemion BC restaurant serve drinks and dinner on the lobby level or rooftop terrace. The nearby neighborhoods of Plaka and Koukaki, both within a short stroll, are filled with cafes and restaurants for a relaxed meal. The Acropolis Museum, a 2-minute walk, is a pleasant evening stroll as well.

Yes, Coco-Mat Athens BC is an excellent base for exploring Athens. You can walk to the Acropolis Museum in 2 minutes, the Temple of Olympian Zeus in 5 minutes, and the Parthenon in 6 minutes. The Odeon of Herodes Atticus and the Acropolis are each a 7-minute walk, while Philopappos Hill takes 8 minutes. Even the Roman Forum and the National Garden are just 10 and 12 minutes on foot. For farther sights, the Akropoli metro station is a 2-minute walk away, letting you reach Syntagma or Monastiraki quickly. The neighborhoods of Plaka and Koukaki are literally on your doorstep, so you can start or end your day with a stroll through them.