Miaouli 18, Athens 105 54
Ten lofts on Miaouli Street
Quiet rooms in clay, oak and marble, a few steps from Monastiraki and a short walk to the Acropolis. Book direct and pay the house rate.
The lofts
Each of the ten rooms has its own colour and its own name. All have a marble rain shower, a Nespresso machine and a keypad door, so you can arrive at any hour.
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501
Linen Double
Sheer linen curtains, a lounge corner and a round table by the window.
€110 a night
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502
Oak Double
A calm double with a writing desk and a full wall of oak.
€110 a night
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503
Sienna Double
A bright corner room with a sofa, an armchair and burnt-orange linen.
€110 a night
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504
Cognac Double
Leather tones, a reading chair and a desk lamp for late evenings.
€110 a night
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505
Acropolis View Room
Look out over the rooftops of Psyrri to the Acropolis.
€110 a night
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506
Twin Room
A rust-red headboard, beaded clay pendants and morning light.
€110 a night
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507
Mustard Double
A bouclé armchair in saffron yellow and a bed full of pattern.
€110 a night
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508
Chevron Double
Soft whites, a chevron throw and an olive tree by the window.
€110 a night
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509
Olive Lounge Room
A double with its own sofa, in olive, straw and linen.
€110 a night
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510
Terracotta Double
Glazed clay pendants and the colour that gave the house its name.
€110 a night
A small house in the old town
Terracotta is a renovated building in Psyrri with ten rooms and a lounge. You get your own door code before you arrive, and we are a message away for the whole stay.
- Arrive whenever you land
- Self check-in with a personal code, from 15:00.
- Marble bathrooms
- Walk-in rain showers, backlit mirrors and natural toiletries.
- Coffee in the room
- A Nespresso machine and capsules in every loft.
- Book direct
- No booking fees, and we answer every email ourselves.
The Acropolis, from the window of 505
The old town starts at the front door. Monastiraki, Plaka and the Ancient Agora are all on foot.
On foot from the door
Psyrri is the old craftsmen’s quarter, right next to Monastiraki station. Tap a place to see the way there.
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The flea-market lanes, the old mosque and the metro straight to the airport. The Acropolis rises right above the rooftops.
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A forest of Corinthian columns from AD 132, built by the emperor who loved Athens. Hidden in plain sight behind the market.
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Where Socrates walked and argued. The Temple of Hephaestus is the best-preserved Greek temple anywhere.
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Butchers, fishmongers, spice shops and olive stalls under a 19th-century iron roof. Go in the morning.
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The main shopping street, pedestrian all the way to Syntagma, with a Byzantine chapel in the middle of it.
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An octagonal marble clock-tower of the 1st century BC, with the eight winds carved on its sides.
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The ancient cemetery and potters’ quarter that gave us the word ceramics. Quiet, green, and full of tortoises.
Directions from the house
Distances follow the streets from Miaouli 18 and are approximate.

