Athens City Centre Pet Friendly Hotels
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Top Athens City Centre Pet Friendly Hotels

18 Micon Street
"I had a really nice time at this hotel. I loved the location. It’s very lively at night but I didn’t mind. The breakfast could’ve been better. The room was very clean and the staff were kind. It’s also very easy to get tourist spots from the hotel."
Reviewed on Oct 2, 2026

Athens Quinta - Hostel
"Clean and organized. We didn't stay long enough to speak with staff, but everything was ready for us. The decor was adorable and well maintained."
Reviewed on Jul 23, 2026

Athens Lodge by Athens Prime Hotels
"There was no microwave on the room that I booked and stated that it has microwave. It’s a nice room. Will definitely stay again, probably will call before arrival to make sure it has microwave."
Reviewed on Sep 27, 2026

Divani Palace Acropolis
"Noisy!! Thin walls and a barking dog!"
Reviewed on Oct 3, 2026

Acropolis Ami Boutique Hotel
"Anna at the front desk was very helpful. Rooftop bar and view is amazing!"
Reviewed on Sep 29, 2026

Athens Backpackers
"Felt the location was excellent. We really didn’t have a need to int"
Reviewed on Sep 28, 2026

Ares Athens Hotel
"Unfortunately, our stay at Arens Athens Hotel was extremely disappointing. We actually left a full day early, even though we had already paid, because we could not tolerate another night. The bed was one of the worst problems. What was supposed to be a king was two mattresses pushed together, and ..."
Reviewed on Oct 2, 2026

ABA Athens Boutique Apartments
Pet owners shouldn't miss Athens City Centre, a city known for its shopping, and sights like Hellenic Parliament and Roman Agora. Take your pick from Travelocity's 47 pet-friendly hotels and accommodations in Athens City Centre and bring your pooch along!
How to Wander Wisely in Athens City Centre with Your Pet
- Enjoy the fresh air at Filopappos Hill, Mount Lycabettus, and Syntagma Square.
- Other things to see include Ancient Agora, Acropolis Museum, and Parthenon.
- Need a pet store? Try HOUSE OF PETS - PET SHOP - ΧΑΤΖΟΠΟΥΛΟΣ ΑΡΓΥΡΗΣ - NIKAIA, Ο κόσμος των ζώων-Εμπορία αξεσουάρ και ζωοτροφών, or Η Αποθήκη της Άννας.
- For vet care, Polyzois Ioannis, Ιατρείο Μικρών Ζώων - Dr. Νικόλαος Δημ.Τσάτσας, Κτηνίατρος, MRCVS, and Papaioannou VETERINARY CENTRE - ATHENS CLINIC are located in the area.
Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Athens City Centre
- Athens Quinta
Pets are allowed for a fee at this 2-star hostel, although restrictions apply. Guests appreciate the breakfast and WiFi. - Acropolis Cozy Studio by Livin Urbban
Pets stay free at this 3-star apartment.
Pet-Friendly Times to Vacation in Athens City Centre
Weather can make a huge difference, especially if you want to spend time outdoors. Here are the average daytime and nighttime temperatures to help plan your trip in Athens City Centre.
From January to March, average temperatures range from 63°F in the daytime to 42°F at night. Between April and June, the daytime average is 87°F and the nighttime average is 49°F.
From July to September, average temperatures range from 90°F in the daytime to 63°F at night. Between October and December, the daytime average is 78°F and the nighttime average is 44°F.
Athens City Centre hotels essential information
Accommodation | 4,811 hotels |
|---|---|
Lowest Price | $58 |
Highest Price | $211 |
Popular hotels | Divani Palace Acropolis, Athens Quinta - Hostel, 18 Micon Street, ABA Athens Boutique Apartments, Acropolis Ami Boutique Hotel, Ares Athens Hotel, Athens Backpackers, Athens Lodge by Athens Prime Hotels |
Recent Athens City Centre hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Divani Palace Acropolis
"Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. All staff were friendly and welcoming and place was kept up nicely. Location was excellent with being in walking distance of the acropolis and museum but not right in the heart of the tourist strip ."

Novotel Athenes
"The highlight was a pool on the roof, overlooking the acropolis. Being on the roof, it wasn't very deep and was fairly small, so with quite a lot of hotel guests using it, there wasn't really room for a proper swim, but it was great for cooling off. We were delighted to see there was a shuttle-bus into the city centre, but it didn't go very regularly and got filled up so we had to walk. The breakfast choice was phenomenal - I could have stayed there all day - I couldn't even decide what to drink, let alone what to eat - but the following day, when I checked out before breakfast, all that was available was dry cake, crumbly biscuits and sachet coffee - a bit of an anticlimax for an otherwise good stay."
