I booked a night at the Titan 6 months prior to my trip & my credit card was charged. However, when I showed up I was told they cancelled my reservation 2 days earlier and they didn't have a room for me. So here I am in Athens at 10:30pm with no room, and I ended up staying in a horrible 1 star hotel on the other side of the city. They tried to say that Expedia cancelled my reservation however when I spoke to Expedia they informed me that the hotel had cancelled my reservation, as Expedia doesn't just go around cancelling reservations on there own. On top of everything, they were rude about the entire situation.

We stayed here for 3 nights prior to going on a 7 night cruise. We arrived VERY late at night, but the check in staff was quick in getting us checked in so we could get some sleep. The lobby is very nice, rooms are more like a 2 star. The bathroom seemed to have been updated recently as there was no mold or anything. The beds were hard, and the room was a bit smelly, which I expected since people don't know how to not smoke in Europe! I brought some fabric softner sheets and we placed them on the air intake so our room smelled much better after that. The breakfast was OK, but I didn't think it was that great... no way I would have paid for it if it wasn't already included in our rate and they supposidly have a non smoking section but most people there didn't seem to care about that. The location was really great though, and we weren't in the room that much. There are fridges in the room, so we went outside and down the street to one of those news stands to get coke and water and put that in the fridge instead of paying the outragious prices they wanted, which is normal at a hotel. You could walk about 20 mins and be in a great shopping area with lots of nice places to eat that weren't too expensive. We never ate at the Olive Garden.
Loved Athens, but I'll probably spend more money and stay somewhere with nicer rooms. If you get a good rate here and don't expect too much, it's OK.

The title says it all.
The lobby is really nice and modern with air conditioning.
Rooms are Ok but small.
The breakfast buffet could have fed the entire Greek Empire.
However, don't book any tours.
We had a tour booked from the hotel at 89 euros / person and nobody showed up to pick us up !!! This was really bad . You can't trust them for anything. The service is horrible.

My husband and I spent two nights here on the last part of our honeymoon.

It was by far the least desirable hotel during our entire vacation. Looking at the pictures on the web site before we went, I was really excited to stay here. Of course, the pictures focus on the remodeled lobby and not the rooms. The lobby is BEAUTIFUL. The rooms are awful. We opened the door to a disgusting smell, like the combination of smoke and body odor - and we were in a non-smoking room. The view out the window was of a rundown building so close it looked like we could reach out and touch it - so much for the Acropolis. Our queen bed was merely two twins pushed together. And this was our honeymoon! We went downstairs and asked to switch rooms, which they were happy to do, thank goodness. I was hoping for a huge improvement with our new room (since we were sure to mention we were on our honeymoon) but to no avail. Still no view - we instead got a room facing another part of the hotel, so looking out our window we looked into other people's rooms; and the courtyard below looked like a garbage dump. At least the room had a queen bed and didn't smell. But I didn't get the impression the place was very clean - just run down, really needing new furnishings and decor. (We also joked that the rooms were tiny to make us feel like were were actually on the Titanic - and we felt like we were in the steerage section!)

On the plus side, the breakfast was AWESOME. The biggest buffet selection of any place we stayed; there was fresh juice, all kinds of pastries, fruit, pancakes, sausage, cereal, yogurt, the list could go on forever! Our last morning there we had to leave at 4am to catch our flight, but they still had plenty to choose from for breakfast, which I was grateful for.

The location is good - we were able to walk to the Museum (which I recommend), and various places to shop. The rooftop views are not quite what they show you in pictures - on the web site they actually make the Acropolis look MUCH bigger and closer than it is! Very deceptive. But it was beautiful anyway. Our last night we had drinks and appetizers at the Olive Garden, which were good, but we didn't get any entrees because we couldn't afford it! You really are paying for the view, which is free if you just want to take a look around and not stay to eat.

Overall, I would most certainly NOT stay at this hotel again, unless they decide to remodel the rooms to match the quality of the lobby, and if we were guaranteed an Acropolis view.