Tucked discreetly above a historic fabric shop on a quiet pedestrian lane steps from Athens’ buzzing Syntagma Square, Silk n’ Cotton offers a stay that feels genuinely local and deeply personal. This boutique residence comprises just five thoughtfully designed apartments. Housed in a listed 1920s building with Art Deco influences, the space has undergone a careful restoration, led by the same family who have run the fabric store below for generations. The result is a home-away-from-home that wears its history lightly but with pride. Each space is calm and elegant, designed with a soft palette and a focus on natural textures—silk and cotton, quite literally. Whether you’re staying for a few nights or a few weeks, the apartments offer a lived-in warmth that makes it easy to settle in. Perhaps most appealing is the sense of gentle hospitality that anchors everything here. As a family-run operation, the team at Silk n’ Cotton is quick to share thoughtful recommendations—where to eat, what to see, which corner of the city to explore when you want to dodge the crowds. And when the day is done, there’s the building’s rooftop terrace, ideal for a morning coffee or a sundown glass of wine.
Silk n’ Cotton is an invitation to experience Athens with the curiosity of a traveller and the ease of a local

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Silk n' CottonCredits
Photography by Lea Abazoglou
Photography Production: Mia Dorier
Interior Design: Lena Tsokopoulou