This hotel is located 45 minutes from central athens but the tram stop is just a few minutes walk away. It was easy to get from the airport though, we got a bus straight to the hotel.

I booked this hotel by mistake thinking it was a city centre hotel but was happy to have stayed in the Glyfada area as we got to see another part of Athens and luckily it was away from all the protests! Its quite a trendy area with many cafes and restaurants. Even the pizza hut and Starbucks look really upmarket. The pizza hut's pizza was really good.

The decor and rooms are a little dated but the bed was very comfortable. The hotel also has free wifi access which was handy. The staff a very helpfull and gave us good information on how to get to the centre and onto our next destination.

Breakfast was really basic, the cornflakes wasn't kelloggs and the tea was poor.

Apart from this the hotel was reasonable in cost but I wouldnt stay there again.

The hotel decor is a little dated too and is in need of some modernisation. The rooms looked old and the bathroom even older. The water actually stopped a few times when I was having a shower and had to wait for it to come back on!!

We stayed in this hotel on recommendation of our Canadian friends and do not regret following their advice.
In 3 minutes walking distance there is a tram station, from which in 40 minutes you can get to the centre of Athens. Besides, you can get to the beach on foot.
The hotel “Four Seasons” is not the one for people spending vacation in their room and seeing the city through the window, but it is really advisable for those who need just B&B.
It is a good balance of convenient location, reasonable price and friendly atmosphere.
Actually we didn’t see the staff, but for the reception, still the rooms were clean, the taps were functioning and the food in the breakfast room was served. So it must be attributed to good work of the personnel and management.
The work of the reception was an example of friendliness, respect and helpfulness. Professionalism of Mr. Kapitzis definitely adds a touch of a 5-stars hotel to “Four seasons”.

My friends and I had a quick overnight in "Athens" before flying back to the states. We weren't booked at the Four Seasons but happened upon it because it was en route to the airport. We arrived at midnight and found Andreas, the receptionist, to be absolutely delightful and accommodating. He went out of our way to ensure our 5 hours at their hotel was as good as can be. He even personally called in the morning to make sure the wake-up call went through.

I will admit the hotel could probably use a remodel but the rooms are clean and the bathrooms are quite new and its about a 25 Euro cab to the airport.

This hotel is in a complex location- you must cross an 8-lane interstate to get to the beach or tram, and pass through a small park area filled with gypsies as well, which did not make me feel particularly safe. The rooms are old and dark, with dingy bathrooms and televisions from the 70s it would seem. They store the extra linens with mothballs which was an overwhelming smell that gave me headaches. It is not really in Glyfada or Athens, so you need to take the tram or be willing to walk quite a distance to get anywhere. The staff was helpful and the breakfast good.