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Greece Hotels and Resorts - The trick for travelers in Greece is to find the golden mean -- in this case, the balance between environment and history, between crowds and quiet, between ancient and modern. With a bit of planning (and maybe a query to the Oracle), you can find beautiful settings that can soothe your soul, while centuries of art and history invigorate your mind. And very likely, you'll be as charmed by the Greek people as you are by their landscape. During our last trip, we learned the Greek shortcut to communication -- dancing. Growing frustrated with our attempts to speak in rudimentary Greek, an elderly Greek woman in a small island village grabbed us by the arm and began dancing. It was late at night, and we whirled around the terrace by moonlight, barriers dropping by the second.

Omonia Grand Hotel Athens Greece 2 Pireos Str, 105 52 Omonia Square, Athens - Greece Hotel Rating: Reserve Inquire View Rates

The Omonia Grand Hotel, located 30 kilometers from International Airport Eleftherios, is centrally located on Omonia square in the heart of the business and shopping district, and within walking distance of the Acropolis, the Old City (Plaka) and most of Athens sights and attractions.

ACCOMMODATION: The 4 star Omonia Grand Hotel is the ideal accommodation for business travellers. Completely refurbished the exterior is a large corner building with new facades and lighting. The hotel reflects the refined style and ambience typical of all Grecotel properties. The guestrooms are comfortable and tastefully equipped to give a feeling of being home away from home. Whether you plan a conference meeting, a product launch, a seminar or a dinner dance, versatile function rooms at Athens Acropol (right across the street) with state of the art audio-visual equipment are at your disposal. HOTEL AMENITIES & SERVICES: Surrounded by the most prestigious avenues of the oldest capital in Europe, the hotel is within walking distance from the business, cultural and shopping districts and is situated on Omonia square. Not far away is the Acropolis, the sacred rock that has majestically stood as the symbol of Athens. A unique archeological park featuring temples, theaters, cemeteries and the ancient market place surrounds the Acropolis.