Hotel Sololaki

The location worked really well, with the square close by and other attractions an easy walk away. Mr George and his family were kind throughout. Since my flight arrived early, he picked me up at the airport and let me wait in another room until mine was ready. The room and hotel were clean, and breakfast was amazing. The woman serving breakfast was lovely too.

We appreciated how flexible they were with check-in and check-out to fit our flights. The family running the place and the staff were kind, and it was quiet despite being close to everything. Breakfast was delicious, with different choices each day. Our room was cleaned daily, and there was plenty of living space and a large TV. Great value.

There are restaurants and supermarkets right by the building, and we could walk to almost all the tourist spots and the metro. George was polite and really helpful. We enjoyed our stay at sololaki inn and would recommend it to friends and family.

For me, this felt more like a hostel than a four-star hotel, maybe two or three stars at most. The location is a real plus, close to Liberty Square but on a quiet road. Some rooms have nice, newer decor, while others are old. I wasn't happy with the one-bedroom room I stayed in. The pillows and blankets looked cheap, and there was a broom and mop in the bathroom, which seemed odd. The room used a regular key instead of a keycard, and I had trouble locking and unlocking it each time. Also, the hallway light by the elevator in one of the buildings was out, and nobody seemed to fix it.