Nea Metropolis Mini-hotel

Their service was very helpful and good.

Originally around 100 years old, the hotel looks back on a long history in the city of Thessaloniki. Completely renovated and brought up to modern standards, the hotel has retained its traditional ambience but has been equipped with modern amenities for a comfortable stay. The room itself was spotless and tastefully decorated. The hotel is conveniently located close to bus stops, and shops and in close proximity to the city's most famous sights. All the hotel staff were polite and genuinely friendly. The luggage storage service, where you can store your luggage before check-in or after check-out, was absolutely convenient! Overall it was a remarkable stay!

Excellent location, old hotel in the city center, good value for money

The hotel is perfectly located for a short stay in Thessaloniki. You can have a breakfast in the hotel or just walk to the nearby Aristotle square and eat near the sea. Staff is very kind and helpful. Bathroom is small but it is not an issue for afew days. In conclusion: excellent value for the money. I would recommend it.

very nice

The hotel is close to Egnatia street, not far from train station Thessaloniki. You can walk to the seafront street and main sea-views. The hotel is good. All receptionists are very professional, well speaking English and helpful. The room is not large but enough of space. The bed is not small. Wi-fi is good working. Everything is clean.

Friendly welcoming staff but noisy hotel because there was a group of students

Love the place! Nice small breakfast in the morning. The clerk helped us with taxis, restaurants, food delivery and got water for free which is always super cool. The staff are super kind!

I think we must be very clear about the type of accommodation. This is a budget hotel, conveniently located in the cent of Thessaloniki, a 5-minutes walk from Aristoteles Square. If you're looking for fancy amenities, please look elsewhere. The street itself is not attractive (like any small side street in Thessaloniki) but generally safe. Staff is very gentle and professional, the building itself is old but the rooms have been renovated, Wi-Fi is working fine and the breakfast buffet is definitely more than acceptable. If you need a place to stay while visiting Thessaloniki without expecting luxury but simply all you need to make your stay pleasant, this is the place for you. Booking on the hotel website is the best option: 38 euros / night with breakfast for a single room but with double bed. Rooms and common spaces are clean and all the safety measures are enforced.