What's old is new again: Hilton's Conrad Athens The Ilisian opens today
Conrad Athens The Ilisian, formerly Hilton Athens, has reopened after a renovation, offering 278 guestrooms and 55 serviced residences. The hotel features a wellness center, multiple dining options, and preserved midcentury elements alongside new commissions by Athenian artists.
Conrad Athens The Ilisian, formerly the iconic Hilton Athens, has officially opened. The hotel, first opened in 1963 with Jacqueline Kennedy in attendance, has been renovated to include 278 guestrooms and 55 serviced residences. Many rooms feature private balconies with views of the city or Aegean Sea. The property boasts a resort-style wellness center, multiple dining concepts led by double-Michelin-starred chef Angelos Lantos, and preserved original custom marble façades. Rates start around $537, and standard room rewards cost 120,000 Hilton Honors points per night. The opening underscores Hilton's commitment to Greece as a leading global tourism destination, with other properties opening in Greece this year and in 2026.
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