• Dishwasher
• Washer/Dryer
• Balcony
• WiFi
• AC
• Self Check-in
• Coffee Maker
• Kitchen
• Stove-top
• Oven
• Smart TV
• Towels & linen
• Heating

• Smoke Detector
• Hair-dryer
• Hangers
• Iron
• Freezer
• Kettle
• Toaster
• Kitchenware
• Desk
• Elevator

• Check-in: After 3:00 PM
• Checkout: before 11:00 AM
• Smoking is not allowed.
• Pets are not allowed for stays of up to 15 days. For longer stays, pets are permitted with a special cleaning fee upon departure. Please inquire before booking.
• Parties and loud music are strictly forbidden.
• Keep noise to a minimum from 15.00 p.m. to 17.30 p.m. and between 22.00 p.m.and 07.30 a.m.
• Self check-in option is available for free until 22:00 for later arrivals contact us. In person check-in with a fee for arrivals after 19:00 available until 22:00.
• 24h self check-in option is available for free. In person check-in is available upon request and it's subject to availability. A late check-in fee applies for arrivals after 18:00.
• To oblige with local regulations we will ask you to sign a tenancy agreement. Passport or National ID and Home address should be provided.
• Security Deposit: Up to 30 days 250€, 1-6 months 1 rent, 6+ 2 rents
• Security Deposit 1000€

An urban resort with a hint of the Orient, this waterfront suburb makes a scenic escape from the city centre. Come to explore a ritzy marina, seaside park and tasty Turkish-influenced cuisine. Separated from the sea by Posidonos Avenue, Faliro was once a seaside village of fishermen, shepherds and farmers. Now its inner streets are dense with apartment blocks courtesy of the 1960s building boom. On the palm-lined promenade, play parks, an outdoor cinema and a luxe marina generate a year-round resort vibe.

Revived for the 2004 Olympics, this popular coastal suburb leans towards leisure. It may not possess the strong character of gritty Exarchia or cultured Kolonaki, but what Palio Faliro (shortened to Faliro by the locals) lacks in charisma, it makes up for with its pole position. It’s the gateway to the Athens Riviera and an easy jump off point for Piraeus and the city centre. Restaurants and cafes dot pretty, glitzy Flisvos Marina, while its beach and waterfront promenade are a quick and scenic escape from urban life. The arrival of the game-changing Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre in neighbouring Kallithea in 2016 has also helped connect the dots and bring more dash to the area.