Welcome to Aspa in Athens!

,At Aspa in Athens, we pride ourselves on offering exceptional short-term rental experiences in the heart of the historic city of Athens. As a local business, we specialize in providing three unique houses available for short-term stays, conveniently accessible through platforms like Booking.com and Airbnb.

Our goal is simple: to provide travelers with a home away from home in one of the most captivating cities in the world. Whether you’re visiting Athens for business, or leisure, we are committed to ensure you have a memorable stay.

Located in the prime neighborhood of Neapolis, in the city center, our apartments provide an ideal base for immersing yourself in the rich history, culture, and energy of Athens. From the bustling streets of Monastiraki and the vibrant nightlife of Psiri to the iconic landmarks of the Acropolis and Plaka or the numerous beaches surrounding Athens, our properties are strategically situated to ensure that you’re never far from the action.

As locals with a deep love for Athens, we are passionate about sharing our insider knowledge and recommendations to help you make the most of your time in the city. Whether you’re seeking hidden gems, authentic dining experiences, or off-the-beaten-path attractions, I, personnally, or a member of our team, is here to assist you every step of the way.

Your host, Mina Mila

Our Story

In 1903 our grandmother Aspasia joined her sisters as a 12-year old maid at Loverdos’ house in Mavromichali 6. The house today is the Loverdos-Ziller museum. According to the ethics of that era Loverdos hold part of the girls pay aside and use it to ensure there is some dowry for them when they get married. My gradmother’s sisters used the dowry to get land to build houses in Exarchia, close to Loverdos mansion. By the time our grandmother got married Exarchia was already a populated area and thus she moved north to a new neighborhood, Neapolis (meaning “new town” in Greek).  The first house was build in 1927 on the ground floor next to our grandfather’s shop. In 1963 the second floor was completed making Aspa in Athens the tallest building of the street.