Heloni is an ancient Greek word that translates into tortoise. This philosophy focuses on the sense of security and comfort that the turtle feels within its shell, and it is precisely this feeling that Heloni aims to offer to its guests. Through the concept of the "Virtual hotel," Heloni provides apartments that, although distant from a traditional reception, manage to ensure a comfortable and familiar stay. As a “virtual hotel,” we offer the services of a traditional hotel, our “rooms” just happen to be scattered across town. This approach allows guests to enjoy the privacy and freedom they desire, creating an environment that enhances their travel experience. By combining the independence of staying in an apartment with the sense of personal care, Heloni successfully offers a unique and holistic hospitality experience. Our company can issue an invoice instead of a receipt, but please note that you should notify us at least one day prior to check-in.

The "Ourania" apartment is literally a stone's throw from the Acropolis and the Odeon of Herodes Atticus. Located right next to the pedestrian street of Dionysiou Areopagitou, it is also close to the entrance to Filopappou Hill. The apartment is designed to give you an authentic sense of Athens, creating unforgettable memories of your visit. Its convenient location provides easy access to the center of Athens and local attractions. Surrounded by breathtaking views, the "Ourania" apartment is the perfect destination for your stay in Greece. If you prefer to stay in for the evening, you can relax in the shared rooftop garden, enjoying a drink while watching the sunset over the Acropolis from up close. For our younger guests, a crib and high chair are available upon request. During your stay, we provide breakfast to start your day. In the fridge, you will find cheese, cold cuts, milk, juice, jam, butter, and honey. Additionally, we offer cookies,

The apartment is located in the most ideal location of Athens as in just a few minutes you can find yourself in the archaeological site of the Acropolis and the Museum. You can walk or have a drink on Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, which is a pedestrian street, next to the southern slope of the Acropolis. You can also enjoy a beautiful walk on the hill of Filoppapos, which is very close by and takes its name from the monument on top of it.