Eramai Patra

There's no elevator, and getting to the rooms can mean climbing 10 to 45 stairs, though the staff are very helpful with bags. The hotel sits on a busy street, so it isn't especially quiet, but a wide selection of bars and restaurants is just a minute's walk away. It's a historic building tastefully turned into a hotel, with well-equipped rooms, relaxed decor, and some individual touches.

Katarina and Xenofon were especially thoughtful, professional, and kind, and made sure we felt welcome and cared for. Our rooms at Eramai Aesthetic were clean, comfortable, and well maintained, so we had a really pleasant stay. We'd gladly recommend the hotel to anyone visiting the area and hope to return soon.

The location was good, and the staff were friendly. There are several things that could be better: the rooms need improved soundproofing, the AC wasn't cooling, and reception isn't open around the clock. Half the rooms are below ground and have no natural light.

The house dates back to the 1920s and has been restored while retaining original details like the doors and floors. My room was spacious, with a king-size bed, a small kitchen area, and a bathroom with a shower.