We booked this hotel because it was recommended in a tourist guide and also because their homepage is very nice. However, the marketing for the hotel is way better than the hotel itself. We had a room in the back of the hotel facing a rotten building across the road. The room itself was nothing like the homepage, it was... more

My wife and I visited the hotel from 03 till 05 April 2009. They gave us a room that was facing the back of the Hotel, just above a disco club. It was terrible :( the first night the base from the club was shaking the walls of our room till 4 o'clock in the morning. Next night it was... more

Good Points * Good location, 2 mins walk to the main square * Excellent breakfast buffet * Big rooms and bathroom * Great toiletry provisions * English TV Bad Points * Average cleanliness - carpet covered in food crumbs * No safe All in all, good value for money more

This is a really nice hotel, great location but almost attached to the building at the rear are a few night clubs which are very noisy and loud and are open until 6am or even past 7am on Saturday nights, as we experienced. When I booked I made a request for a quiet room and on arrival I repeated the... more

The Hotel was OK, but is in the nightclub area, so at night the noise was terrible, It went on until 4.00am, we were supposed to stay again after a short trip into Northern Greece but changed our plans so we could get some sleep. more

This hotel has a brilliant location, in the lively Ladadika area surrounded by great tavernas, bars, and clubs. It's a three-minute walk to the waterfront and maybe another 5 minutes to Aristotelous Square, the heart of Thessaloniki. Definitely the best place to be. Hotel is clean, modern, bright, colourful -- you may or may not like the artwork but we... more

Stayed 1 night. Situated in the rejuvenated port area [Ladadika]. We were 2 minutes walk from the major shopping strip and restaurants, and less than 100m from the water. This is THE area to stay in. Given the location, the hotel is surprising quiet. It is also an easy walk to the city train station if you need intercity connections.... more

Loved the location of this hotel! Its in the Ladahaki neighbourhood, which is on the west side of the city, just north of the port area. The neighbourhood is undergoing a renaissance, so there are beautiful cobbled streets and numerous quaint cafes and restaurants. You can enjoy your stay just sticking around this area and the waterfront, but its not... more

We stayed for two nights in this central Thessaloniki hotel, in the middle of the colourful Ladadiki district. It's only a few minutes walk from the main central streets and very close to some great cafe's, bars and restaurants. Even though it is close to a nightlife area, the hotel is very quiet. Breakfast was good and service friendly, whereas... more