Panepistimiou Avenue, Athens
Titania Hotel
An Athens landmark since 1976, standing between Syntagma and Omonia with the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill on its horizon.
A building that has been a patisserie for the Athenian aristocracy, a 2,000-seat cinema and, since 1976, one of the city's best known hotels. Today it is part of the H Hotels Collection, with renovated rooms and suites, rooftop views of the Acropolis and the metro a short walk away.
Overview
Titania Hotel stands on Panepistimiou Avenue, halfway between Syntagma and Omonia squares, with the Panepistimio and Omonia metro stations just a short walk from the door. Owned by the Hatzilazarou family and part of the H Hotels Collection since February 2024, the hotel pairs a storied past with freshly renovated rooms, suites and event spaces. From its upper floors the views run over the rooftops to the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill, and almost everything worth seeing in central Athens sits within strolling distance. Equally at home hosting a city break, a business trip or a full conference, the hotel is open all year round.
Rooms & Suites
From City Rooms to Acropolis Suites
Renovated rooms and suites in warm earthy and olive-green tones, rising from cosy city rooms to top-floor suites with balconies facing the Acropolis. Free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and thoughtful comforts come as standard; the view is yours to choose.
Standard Room
Practical comfort for up to three, over the city or the quiet atrium.
The easygoing entry into the hotel, the Standard Room offers a thoughtfully arranged 20 sq.m. with a double bed or two separate beds and room for a third guest on an extra bed. Welcoming decor and natural light make it a comfortable base for couples, friends or small families exploring Athens.
The bathroom comes fully equipped with a bathtub, and the window looks out over either the lively city or the calm of the interior atrium.
- Occupancy
- 1-3 guests
- Size
- 20 sq.m. / 215 sq.ft.
- View
- City or atrium
- Bed
- Double or twin beds, extra bed possible
- Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Best for
- Couples, friends & small families
Superior Room Atrium View
Fully renovated in earthy tones, looking onto the quiet atrium.
Fully renovated and dressed in soothing earthy tones, the Superior Room Atrium View is a calm retreat from the pace of the city. Its 20 sq.m. hold a double bed or two separate beds, with the option of an extra bed for a third guest, and a layout that keeps everything within easy reach.
The atrium outlook brings tranquility and privacy, with natural light warming the room's palette. The room is also suitable for guests using a wheelchair; let the hotel know at booking so everything is arranged before arrival.
- Occupancy
- 2 guests
- Size
- 20 sq.m. / 215 sq.ft.
- View
- Atrium
- Bed
- Double or twin beds, extra bed possible
- Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
Superior Room City View
Renovated comfort with the rhythm of Athens outside the window.
Fully renovated in warm earthy tones, the Superior Room City View puts the life of Athens just beyond the glass while keeping a peaceful retreat indoors. Within its 20 sq.m. you will find a double bed or two separate beds, space for a third guest on an extra bed and a smart layout that suits a short city break as easily as a longer stay.
Natural light fills the room through the city-facing window. Like its atrium counterpart, this room is suitable for guests using a wheelchair; mention it at booking and the hotel will prepare everything in advance.
- Occupancy
- 1-3 guests
- Size
- 20 sq.m. / 215 sq.ft.
- View
- City
- Bed
- Double or twin beds, extra bed possible
- Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible
Deluxe Room City View
Olive-green calm and a private veranda facing the city or Lycabettus Hill.
Refurbished in earthy and olive-green tones, the Deluxe Room City View trades a little floor space for something better: a spacious private veranda over Athens, with selected rooms looking straight at Lycabettus Hill. Morning coffee outside, evening city lights, and 18 to 22 sq.m. of bright, calming interior in between.
A double bed or twin beds sleep two in comfort, and small touches like the in-room welcome offer make the stay feel considered from the first evening.
- Occupancy
- 2 guests
- Size
- 18-22 sq.m. / 194-237 sq.ft.
- View
- City or Lycabettus Hill
- Signature
- Spacious private veranda
- Bed
- Double or twin beds
- Bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
Premier Room
Earthy and grey tones, refurbished throughout, city or atrium outlook.
The Premier Room is the hotel's fully refurbished middle ground: 20 sq.m. of warm earthy and grey tones, carefully chosen lighting and a layout that balances calm with practicality. It suits business and leisure travellers alike.
Large windows fill the space with natural light and open onto either the dynamic Athens cityscape or the tranquil interior atrium. The bathroom offers a bathtub with shower head or a walk-in shower, depending on the room.
- Occupancy
- 2 guests
- Size
- 20 sq.m. / 215 sq.ft.
- View
- City or atrium
- Bed
- Double or twin beds
- Bathroom
- Bathtub with shower head or walk-in shower
- Best for
- Business & leisure travellers
Standard Family Room
Four separate beds and a calm atrium window, made for families.
Built with families in mind, the Standard Family Room spreads 31 sq.m. around four separate beds, so children and parents, or a group of friends, each keep their own space without giving up togetherness. Warm colour tones and a tidy layout keep the room feeling ordered and cosy even at full occupancy.
The bathroom comes with a bathtub for unhurried evenings, and the window opens onto the hotel's atrium, bringing in natural light and a quiet that helps everyone sleep.
- Occupancy
- 2-4 guests
- Size
- 31 sq.m. / 334 sq.ft.
- View
- Atrium
- Beds
- Four separate beds
- Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Best for
- Families & groups of friends
Superior Family Room Atrium View
Refurbished family space in olive-green tones over the quiet atrium.
The fully refurbished sibling of the family room, dressed in earthy and olive-green tones that settle the whole party the moment the door opens. Its 31 sq.m. hold four separate beds in a layout that gives each guest personal comfort within one shared, harmonious space.
The atrium outlook is the quiet highlight: a serene, private view away from the busy rhythm of Athens, turning the room into a genuine retreat after a day of sightseeing or family adventures.
- Occupancy
- 2-4 guests
- Size
- 31 sq.m. / 334 sq.ft.
- View
- Atrium
- Beds
- Four separate beds
- Bathroom
- Bathtub
- Style
- Fully refurbished, earthy & olive-green tones
Deluxe Family Room City View
A double, two twins and a private veranda over the rooftops of Athens.
The most generous of the family rooms, spanning up to 35 sq.m. with one double bed and two twin beds: togetherness for four, personal space for everyone. Refurbished in warm earthy and olive-green tones, with large windows that keep the room bright and airy through the day.
Its signature is the spacious private veranda, with panoramic views over the city and, from selected rooms, the silhouette of Lycabettus Hill. Morning coffee, an afternoon pause or the city lights at night; the view is always on.
- Occupancy
- 4 guests
- Size
- 31-35 sq.m. / 334-377 sq.ft.
- View
- City or Lycabettus Hill
- Signature
- Spacious private veranda
- Beds
- One double + two twin beds
- Bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
Executive Room with Acropolis View
Top floors, private balcony and the Acropolis on the skyline.
Perched on the top floors of the hotel, the Executive Room turns its private balcony toward the Acropolis and the city spread out below. Fully refurbished in soothing earthy and olive-green tones, its 24 to 28 sq.m. hold a double bed or two separate beds, with a sofa bed for a third guest.
The service steps up here too: Nespresso machine in the room, maid service twice daily, daily linen change and turn down in the evening. Sunset from the balcony, with the historic cityscape glowing below, is the reason guests book this floor.
- Occupancy
- 1-3 guests
- Size
- 24-28 sq.m. / 258-301 sq.ft.
- View
- Acropolis & Athens city
- Signature
- Private balcony on the top floors
- Bed
- Double or twin beds + sofa bed
- Bathroom
- Bathtub
Junior Suite with Acropolis View
A living area, a marble bathroom with Jacuzzi and the Acropolis from your balcony.
Bright, classically decorated and generously sized at up to 42 sq.m., the Junior Suite sits on the top floors with a spacious private balcony facing the Acropolis and the city. Inside, a master bedroom pairs with a comfortable living area with sofa bed and a working desk, sleeping up to four.
The marble bathroom carries the suite's sense of occasion, with double wash basins, a separate shower and a Jacuzzi. Suite privileges include in-suite breakfast on request, a welcome offer on arrival and free late check out when available.
- Occupancy
- 2-4 guests
- Size
- 42 sq.m. / 452 sq.ft.
- View
- Acropolis & Athens city
- Layout
- Master bedroom + living area with sofa bed
- Bathroom
- Marble, double basins, shower & Jacuzzi
- Signature
- Spacious private balcony
Executive Suite with Acropolis View
Sixty square metres of classic elegance, crowned by an Acropolis balcony.
The finest address in the house. Spanning up to 60 sq.m. on the top floors, the Executive Suite pairs a master bedroom with a living room with sofa bed, a dining table and a working desk, hosting up to four guests in classically decorated comfort.
A spacious balcony delivers the view the suite is named for: the Acropolis and the city of Athens, straight from your own quarters. The lavish marble bathroom, with double wash basins, separate shower and Jacuzzi, completes a stay built around elegance and space.
- Occupancy
- 2-4 guests
- Size
- 60 sq.m. / 646 sq.ft.
- View
- Acropolis & Athens city
- Layout
- Master bedroom + living room with dining table
- Bathroom
- Marble, double basins, shower & Jacuzzi
- Signature
- Spacious Acropolis-facing balcony
Gallery
Life at Titania Hotel
Renovated rooms in earthy tones, balconies over the rooftops and the Acropolis on the skyline; a look inside an Athens landmark with more than a century of stories.
