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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.

Adrian Hotel Athens Greece Adrianou st. 74, Plaka, Athens - Greece Hotel Rating: Reserve Inquire View Rates

Situated in the heart of the Old City in the shadow of the Acropolis, with an intimate charm no large hotel can match, the Adrian Hotel is a well established favourite for visitors wishing to explore the Plaka and the nearby Flea Market.

ACCOMMODATION: 22 rooms with private bathroom, air-conditioning, mini-bar, e-safe boxes, Satellite T.V, direct dial telephone and free internet corner for our guests. Rich breakfast buffet served on the roof garden with excellent view of Acropolis. HOTEL AMENITIES & SERVICES: Plaka curls around the eastern side of the Acropolis offering to the guests of the Adrian Hotel the easiest possible access to the monument and all the surrounding archeological sites. Most visitors seem to prefer this area for their nightly carousals too. Plaka also has a high concentration of traditional restaurants and old-fashioned cafes. Abutting Plaka's northwest border is the ancient Agora and Monistiraki, home of the famous Monistiraki Flea Market.