Downtown Experience was born with a vision to offer a new dimension to hospitality in the center of Athens. We were the first to bring the philosophy of short-term rental to the neighborhood and the historic building of Stoa Psara, creating spaces that combine comfort, authenticity and local character. Since 2021, our activity has expanded dynamically in the field of renovations, with a high sense of aesthetics and respect for the architectural identity of the city. We have undertaken projects in landmark neighborhoods such as Kolonaki, Exarchia, Thisio, Koukaki and in general throughout the center of Athens, transforming buildings and apartments into unique spaces with character. Our goal is to highlight the beauty of Athenian urban life, offering both visitors and residents an experience that combines quality, comfort and cultural value

Urban Syntagma Residences are located in the heart of Athens, just steps from Syntagma Square and Ermou Street. Our apartments stand out for their contemporary aesthetic, with clean lines, natural materials such as marble and wood, elegant furniture and lighting that creates an atmosphere of warmth and luxury. Each space has been designed to offer comfort, tranquility and style, while in one of our accommodations guests can also enjoy the special privilege of a private jacuzzi, for a hospitality experience that goes beyond the ordinary

The Syntagma neighborhood in Athens is the heart of the city and one of the most recognizable spots in the country. In the center is Syntagma Square, in front of the Greek Parliament building, where official ceremonies and citizen gatherings take place. The area combines historical significance with the modern pace of life, as there are large hotels, shops, cafes and restaurants around it. Visitors can admire the changing of the Evzone guard at the Monument to the Unknown Soldier, while in just a few minutes' walk they can find the National Garden or Ermou, the busiest shopping street in Athens. Syntagma is a reference point for the capital, combining history with everyday life