We are Bill and John two young entrepreneurs with family ties. We were both born in Athens and continue living in this fascinating city. We have both spent our early years in the tourism and hospitality industry assisting our family in its hotel and tour operator ventures. Bill holds a bachelor in Hospitality Management International Tourism and John holds a bachelor in Marketing Communication. We are committed to greeting our guests with large measures of Hellenic Filoxenia! We both love traveling and discovering new cultures.

33 Solonos Suites consists of 13 luxury apartments, beautifully furnished with simplicity and respect to the building’s preciousness and value. All of our suites are double-bedded, with en-suite bathroom, and are equipped with a kitchenette.The neoclassical 33 Solonos Suites building was built in 1905 by the famous Greek architect Lyssandros Kaftantzoglou and consists of 13 luxury suites, beautifully furnished with simplicity and respect for the building’s preciousness and value. In the main lobby, the floor is embellished with a rare custom-made Versace mosaic with the luxury house’s signature symbol. The emblematic wooden staircase represents the union of the traditional and the modern, an element that is both functional and symbolic. The premises are ideal for those wishing to unwind and enjoy a home away from home in full safety and privacy – in order to enter the hotel an exclusive code is required for each guest. Feel the unique experience of relaxation and discreet luxury in the most innovative urban suites of Kolonaki Athens.

33 Solonos Suites is perfectly located in the heart of Athens, the affluent and upbeat Kolonaki, right between Syntagma Square and the Parliament Building, walking distance from a plethora of shops (both the high street and luxuty boutiques). The Suites are located: 8-minute walk from Syntagma square, where you can see the Greek Parliament, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and also find restaurants, bars, and retail shops. You can marvel at the beautiful buildings nearby, such as the University of Athens, the Neoclassical buildings and and many others. 15-minute walk from the bustling Monastiraki area, the famous Flea Market, key archeological sites (such as the Ancient Greek Agora, the remains of the Roman Agora, Hadrian’s Arch, among others). A few moments away is Plaka, Athens’ old town with its narrow-cobbled streets, for an al fresco lunch under the Greek sun. 20-minute walk from the Acropolis, to marvel at Greece’s iconic site and visit the Acropolis Museum.