NEW Hotel's unique and festive decorations, a long-standing tradition for the property, have taken on a fresh and unconventional flair this year. As Athens' premier design-oriented hotel, the first to bear the signature of the renowned Estudio Campana, NEW Hotel has adorned itself in festive attire and themed its culinary flair, embracing festive spirit at the most wonderful time of the year. 

Both of NEW Hotel's restaurants have crafted unique offerings for every moment of the day. The sumptuous breakfast at NEW Taste is designed to energize guests for festive strolls around the city. Meanwhile, the renowned Art Lounge hosts the city’s favourite brunch, providing the ideal break during a Christmas shopping spree.

Especially for Christmas and New Year's Eve, Executive Chef Babis Kountouris has prepared two exceptional menus, leveraging superior ingredients and techniques to unleash their fullest flavours. Highlights include grilled scallops with truffle fondue, duck with roasted red beet tartare and raspberry from the Christmas menu, as well as charcoal-grilled lobster or spare ribs with ginger and bordelaise sauce from the New Year's menu. To enhance the festive ambiance, live DJ sets will accompany both Christmas and New Year's Eve nights, as well as the festive brunches.

Experience the magic of the festive season at NEW Hotel Athens with a special winter offer of up to 15% off accommodation and festive dinners when you book a minimum two night stay before 15 January 2024. Booking and travel must be completed by this date. Reservations can be made now at https://www.yeshotels.gr/newhotel/ or by calling the hotel directly on +30 210 3273000. Room service and accommodation tax are not included within this offer. 

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About NEW Hotel

NEW Hotel is ideally located between the traditional Plaka neighborhood and the modern commercial center of Athens, bridging the gap between the city's historic and contemporary facets. Designed by award-winning Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana in collaboration with architecture students from the University of Thessaly, NEW Hotel blends traditional and modern elements of the Athenian neighborhood. It is characterized by its innovative use of objects from tradition, such as historical postcards of Athens, distinctive glass constructions for protection from the "evil eye," and figures from shadow theater based on "Karagiozis," creating a contemporary expression of folklore. The team also focused on repurposing and recycling abandoned furniture, lighting, and materials from the former Olympic Palace, which previously stood at the same location, to recreate them into something modern and bold.