Hotels near Ataturk Museum

"Didn’t try it"

"The room was spotless and the staff were really helpful with everything. The location is perfect for walking to the historic sites, we had a lovely balcony looking over the sea. The breakfast options were excellent, something for everyone. Highly recommended."

"Everything was great and I appreciate my quiet room, 115 and thanks to receptionist with short check in and I enjoyed Thessaloniki with all meetings at Agrotica"

"The apartment was great. Very clean and modern. Good amenities and great restaurants nearby. However, the street it is on has a busy nightlife and was loud until the early morning - even 4 or 5am. "

"Lovely hotel in an amazing area of Thessaloniki. Close to almost everything one might need in the center of the city. Super nice & helpful staff! "

"Excellent location, near the waterfront, main sites and attractions. The staff were superior and helpful. Room was spacious, excellent hot water and shower pressure, comfortable bed, heat/ac. The hotel is located in a popular area of the city, the streets are busy with plenty of people, shops, restaurants and bars. There major metro and bus stops close by. "

"It was clean, staff and volunteers were friendly and helpful. Fantastic location and just a good overall vibe."

"I had a wonderful time! The staff were so helpful, the room was spotless, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious."

"The location of this hotel is what sold me. Nearly everything is in walking distance. If you find it hard to walk there is taxis right outside. The hotel had amazing views of Mount Olympus again depending on weather and room type. We had a sea view and will be booking that in the future. The decor is lovely regardless of any works that was going on. Nothing felt disrupted it felt more the other way of me disrupting the people working on the flooring. The roof top bar is beautiful and the spa is absolutely exquisite ! A very calm and friendly hotel. All the staff that we came into contact were lovely, friendly and knowledgeable as it was our first time in Thessaloniki. "