Glyfada

Within 4 km of the hotel is the Glyfada.
Glyfada today is considered as a cosmopolitan suburb of Athens, with many shops, dining and entertainment venues, and expensive houses by the sea.
Glyfada is a seaside suburb and municipality of the Southern District of Athens. It is the largest of the traditional southern suburbs, and extends from the Saronic Sea to the roots of Hymettus. From the center of Athens it is approximately 14 km away and Faliro about 8.5.
The area of Glyfada in antiquity was called Axonia and was known for the birch triangle. The name Glyfada is relatively recent and comes from the wells of the area, whose water is brackish, that is, glyph.