Bahar Boutique Hotel feels instantly cozy the moment you step inside its beautifully restored neoclassical building. The building earned its name, “Bahar,” from the neighborhood’s spice-trading legacy, back when Emporiou Square brimmed with aromatic stalls. So the hotel pays homage to that heritage through minimalist design inspired by spices and spring scents. You’ll also notice that the facade, windows, and cornices earned protected historical status from the Ministry of Culture.
The staff who go out of their way to recommend the best local souvlaki or point out a hidden rooftop bar. They also offer a generous buffet-and-a-la-carte breakfast menu, which includes fresh pies, pancakes, vegan options, and Greek cheeses.
Plus, the hotel’s ground-floor café and bar offer excellent coffee, light bites, and cocktails in a lively square-side atmosphere.
Paid parking and airport transfers are available nearby.
