Luxury hotel apartments in Mets, Athens
This is a rearrangement of a 1970’s building that has remained unexploited ever since it was built, despite its unique position and views of the city of Athens.
Situated less than 0,5 km away from Syntagma square, Athens’ central square in front of the Constitution building, and next to the Stadium where the First modern Olympic Games took place in 1896, its front windows offer views that include the Acropolis, the columns of the Olympian Zeus, the Zappeion, the National Garden, and the hill of Lycabetus that rises above the centre of the town.
The building consists of three identical floors, each extending to an area of 700 sq.m., a 5m high ground floor with mezzanines, and basement. Taking advantage of its position and views, the building’s future is nowadays geared towards high-end hospitality.
Accommodation varies from 25 and 40 sq.m. rooms to 80 and 110 sq.m. apartment-suites. The ground floor includes reception office and entrance halls, as well as lounges and workspace. Basement includes parking space served via a car elevator at the back of the building. A roof-garden with a pool and panoramic views will top this luxurious hospitality unit.
Our design applied modern simplicity to all interior areas, as well as to the reformation of the facades.
Lighting design by Athanassios Danilof, www.thanosdanilof.com