★★★★·Thessaloníki·9.5
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The Modernist Thessaloniki, set in a restored 1920's heritage building, combines old-world elegance with casual luxury in Thessaloniki's heart. The hotel features minimalist-chic rooms with parquet floors, flat-screen TVs, and Nespresso machines. Guests enjoy rooftop breakfast, massage services, and discounted nearby fitness centre access. Free WiFi, 24/7 reception, and proximity to shops, restaurants, and the seafront promenade make it an ideal stay.
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The location is excellent, very close to shops, cafés and attractions. The hotel is tidy, spotless and fully functional. The entire staff deserves praise for their professionalism and courtesy! The breakfast is fantastic, with a huge variety of fine treats, and the smiling, very courteous girls at service make the start of our day enjoyable. 'ALL OF THEM WERE TASTY!!'
Vicky·Een week geleden
The staff and location were great.
Vania·Een week geleden
The place was a walking paradise, so we could reach everything on foot. Breakfast was lean and simple—not a full spread, but everything that was offered tasted delicious, and we ordered our eggs as an omelette. The cupboard had healthy options too. The room was spotless and comfortable. The staff were all very friendly. We did wish there was a parking lot, because we drove in and were directed to a back‑street lot that operated from 1 a.m. to 3 p.m.; we ended up paying 20 € for the parking.
Simge·Een week geleden
My wife and I stayed in a room that was clean but a bit tight for two people. The mini‑fridge was a great bonus because we could grab drinks whenever we wanted. The prices were a bit higher than we expected; for a 50‑gram piece of chocolate we paid 10 €. The room felt cramped, and the breakfast area was also a bit tight.
Eric·Een week geleden
The hotel staff truly make a difference: courteous, polite, smiling, and always ready to help at any moment. The downside was the room, which had only one window overlooking an uncovered area and no view of the sky.
Dimitrios·Een week geleden