Hotels Near Chapel of the Nativity of Theotokos in Thermaikos

I recently stayed at the Sun Beach Hotel in Agia Triada with my husband and our 5-year-old daughter, and our experience was quite mixed. Rooms and Amenities: The hotel is housed in an old building, and it shows in the condition of the rooms and furniture. The room we stayed in had outdated and worn-out furniture, including a very old and dusty carpet. The curtains were also dusty, which is unacceptable for a hotel. The balcony was concerning as the fence moved with every touch, making it feel unsafe. There was no kettle in the room, which I found to be an inconvenience. A small fridge was provided in the room, tucked inside a piece of furniture. While it was handy to have, the fridge was quite noisy, and the constant hum made it difficult to sleep properly. One particularly unsettling aspect of our room was the door in the middle that connected to the adjacent room. It seemed to offer little soundproofing, as we could clearly hear the conversations of the people next door. This was especially unnerving at night, and it made us feel less secure and disturbed our sleep. The beds were okay, with one separate bed and two twin beds, and the mattresses were decent. However, the central air conditioning system was not functioning properly, causing issues in the hallway and at the reception area. Key Card and Door Issues: When we arrived, the key card for our room didn’t work, so we were given a regular key instead. Unfortunately, the door was extremely difficult to open, even showing marks from previous struggles to push it open. This added unnecessary frustration to our stay and made entering our room a hassle. Cleanliness and Hygiene: The hotel operates a policy of changing towels only upon request, which is environmentally friendly and reduces excessive detergent use, so I appreciated that aspect. However, the overall cleanliness of the hotel was disappointing. The pool was overcrowded, and it was clear that hygiene standards were not being enforced. I observed people with visible fungal infections on their nails being allowed into the pool, which was quite disturbing. Despite the pool area looking nice at first glance, this lack of care for hygiene was a major drawback. Service: The service at the reception was another low point of my stay. We had express check-in, but the staff did not respect the check-in hours of 14:00, nor did they honor the express check-in service. The receptionists were rude and unhelpful, which left a bad impression right at the start of my stay. Breakfast: The breakfast was decent, with a buffet offering a variety of options that could cater to most tastes. However, a significant inconvenience was the lack of ingredient labels on the buffet items. This was particularly problematic for my daughter, who has dietary restrictions. It made navigating the buffet more challenging, and I would strongly recommend the hotel address this issue for the sake of guests with food allergies or special dietary needs. Bathroom: The

The room had an unsafe door handle which could have easily been opened without a key card. Staff said this was normal. We did take photos of this as we were shocked this was classed as normal. We stayed in many places during our stay in Greece and loved how friendly it was and had no hotel issues at all. Shower and facilities in this hotel were passable.The hotel had put a blue rope next to the pool but no official signage to say it was closed. It was a calm, sunny afternoon and the swimming pool was closed due to apparent adverse weather conditions leaving many families and children disappointed as this was the only reason they had booked the hotel. We booked a standard double room with balcony which we got. Our view was awful as it overlooked a motorway and car hire company but we did get what was advertised and did not complain about this. Not the hotels fault but the area was plagued with mosquitos and lots of children were savaged by this (you could see them everywhere). The breakfast provided had a good range of different food options and was quite nice. Other good points about this hotel were that the some staff were friendly and the free shuttle out of the place was easy with a friendly driver. If you have an early flight this hotel would be ok but you should arrive late in the evening to not be disappointed,

Beautiful modern hotel with expansive designed spaces. The welcome from reception was warm and genuine and we were instantly advised that we had been given a room upgrade to a suite. We arrived late from the airport and were glad to be told that food was still available in one of the bars. The food was fabulous and fresh and somewhat reasonably priced I felt for the standard of hotel. All staff from reception to bar to house keeping were friendly and helpful and made our short stay memorable. I will definitely return any time I am I the Thessaloniki area.

The room we got was very large and comfortable , great museum of art view( it is in front of the hote,Breakfast is very good + Greek corner gor Greek breakfast, Pool is very clean and sunny, Best price for the Money in Thessaloniki, friendly staff

As long-term and frequent travelers to Thessaloniki, we found ourselves unexpectedly at the Mediterranean Palace through a snafu in reservations at another hotel in Thessaloniki. Dismayed at the unplanned change, we decided to make the best of our remaining trip. The mix-up, however, proved serendipitous. MP exceeded all expectations by far. From this point forward it will be our hotel of choice, a designation well -earned through superlative service by all staff, the finest culinary offerings, Martha-Stewart-topping holiday decorations and events, and choice location adjoining the famous Ladadika historical district of eateries. This is a full-service, five-star hotel (with bath-tubs) that won’t disappoint. We used the spa and restaurant regularly and were delighted even with the last available room in the hotel that offered us a lovely desk and sitting area, with a full bath and quiet location at the end of a corridor. But more than the typical descriptions from brochures and websites, the staff earned our deepest appreciation for their constant assistance. With our visual and mobility challenges, added to our tough “business” schedule, each of the staff looked out for us and helped make our trip a resounding success. Their attention to detail, unfailing cheerfulness and politeness impressed us as no other facility across the globe. In particular, we would like to thank the General Hotel and Customer Relations Managers. Not to be omitted are Ms. Katerina of the housekeeping staff; of the waitstaff, Mr. Giannis, Mr. Tassos, Ms. Despoina, and Ms. Georgia, among others who made our stay so memorable. We strongly urge travelers to book their stays at this hotel!

Clean, modern and well-provisioned (softest towels I think I've ever come across) with a friendly vibe that caters equally well for business travellers as for tourists. The hotel is within walking distance of all Thessaloniki's main sites and has loads of restaurants just behind the hotel, which is right opposite the sea. Downside is that city planners put a main road all along the sea front, but the double glazing cut out most of the traffic noise and there were some thoughtfully provided earplugs next to the bed too! Breakfast was jaw-droppingly good, with freshly made goodies from fried egg bagels to sweet and savoury pies arriving constantly from the kitchen. And the staff were just brilliant. From the lovely team at the front desk (top tip - if you have a car with you, make sure you reserve a discounted parking space at the same time as booking your room) to the catering team and the cleaning staff - everyone was friendly, helpful and very good at what they do.

Central, close to tourist attractions and many diverse restaurants. The staff were efficient, helpful and pleasant. We had a single en suite room each which were perfect for a short stay. Everywhere inside was clean and we loved the well-supervised breakfast. It’s worth noting that it’s situated on a side street which is much quieter than the nearby main road…

This is a lovely hotel— spacious well-appointed rooms, little balconies (but no outdoor furniture), nice breakfast buffet, welcome snacks, lemon water in the lobby, nice courtyard area. BUT it is in a desolate flat commercial wasteland of abandoned buildings, grubby auto shops & even the occasional streetwalker behind the hotel.I’m not saying the area isn’t safe (as an American, I was probably much safer here than at home), but it is almost a 3km walk to anything of interest as a tourist. unless you are attending a conference onsite (as we were), you can find cheaper hotels in more attractive neighborhoods closer to town.

We stayed for 3 nights at this hotel slightly away from the main tourist sites in Thessaloniki. It is next to a main road so our front-facing room was quite noisy, sometimes late into the night. The room was a reasonable size and opened on to a small balcony. We were greeted in a friendly manner by the lady on the front desk and she provided us with lots of information about the city as we checked in. The breakfast, overall, was very good but we were not impressed on the first morning as much of the food had been taken by a largish tour group and there was a considerable delay to replenish. There were no similar problems on subsequent days. Despite the hotel being fifteen minutes walk to the sea front, we were able to make diversions in to the Ladadika each day on the route back. This is a really good area for a good choice of food and drink at very acceptable prices. The hotel is also convenient for the ferry port. Thessaloniki is certainly worth a few days stay and has a couple of really good modern museums. We would certainly consider the Anatolia Hotel if we were to return.