EL.VENIZELOU 336
Athens, 17675 Nightly Rates(78.89 - 92.04)3 Star
Property Description
2 star hotel. Sandra hotel is a small family hotel with 5 floors and 45 rooms, located along the seaside of Athens the hotel has two elevators, a cosy bar and coffee shop where you can enjoy your breakfast, and a lobby with 24h front desk. All the rooms have been renovated recently 2004 and each one has facilities such as balcony some of them with sea view, telephone, TV, air conditioning and private bathroom with easy access to the city center and very close to the port of Piraeus, Sandra hotel with its hospitable environment will satisfy the client and provide an easy stay either for business or pleasure .
Amenities
Bar/Lounge
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Parking
Room Service
Room Information
Double Room
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Cozy room recently renovated with telephone , TV and air condition and balcony Double room with double bed, nice furniture set private bathroom bath tub or shower. Ideal room for family or business trip.
Single Room
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Cozy room recently renovated with telephone , TV and air condition and balcony. Single room with double bed, nice furniture set private bathroom bath tub or shower. Ideal room for family or business trip.
Triple Room
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Cozy room recently renovated with telephone , TV and air condition and balcony Triple room with double bed, nice furniture set private bathroom bath tub or shower. Ideal room for family or business trip.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1200
Check out time is 1200
Opened in 1974
Renovated in 2004
45 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
From the airport you take the Attica road and you get out at the exit 8 to Piraeus that leads you to Kifisu avenue and you follow the direction to Glyfada, you turn left at Poseidonos avenue and you meet El Venizelou on your left where Sandra hotel is.
Sandra hotel is located along the seaside of Athens, very close to the port of Piraeus, yet with the easiest access to the center of the city. Only 200m from the Olympic Complex and near to Glyfada recreation district you will enjoy your stay either for business or pleasure
EL.VENIZELOS AIRPORT 30KLM NW
Guarantee Policy
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Cancellation Policy
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Restaurant Information
Located nearby
Kastelorizo. Adjacent to hotel. Fish. Hours 13.00-1.00 / Jimy And The Fish. Fish. 13.00-1.00. 3km E / Bruno. Italian. 13.00-1.00. 1km S
Meeting Facility
Meeting
No meeting facility onsite
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