Athens Dom inspirits the city’s far-reaching history. Constructed in 1875, this conventional and neoclassical mansion was one of the first residences in Athens, near the remarkable former royal palace in Klafthmonos Square. Greece was ruled by King Otto when the splendid abode of the 19th century was Theodoros Diligiannis’ house, the country's first monarch and former prime minister.

The notion of turning this commanding building into personalized suites took its first breath in the hands of a dedicated architect. Worldwide travel experiences, endless love for Italian aesthetics and the raw psyche of two other family people assembled, unique, hand-crafted suites with soul. Here and now, the dashing Athens Dom rest proudly and connect the guests with an entirely different era, through the archival architecture and the sui generis character.

Designed to honor historical eternity and elegant timelessness, Athens Dom is an amalgam of the preserved architectural patrimony of Athens and the founder’s au courant perspective. The perennial habitation has been scrupulously reinstated and daintily coalesced with a new wing that has been consolidated in the original configuration. 

Besieged by four floors of refined rooms and suites, which intelligently play with structures and materials, an impressive and theatrical patio is unveiled behind the picturesque facade of the old house, to spread a coetaneous scent to this nostalgic place. On their way to the concretion of tradition and modernity, guests are able to repose at the inviting lounge spaces or praise the building's structural linearity, which is exquisitely orchestrated with startling design and embellishing touches, while attention to detail and fervor for contemporary art reigns throughout.