Plaza Hotel, Philian Hotels and Resorts

Do not ever stay here! The worst hotel in Greece! It’s not even a Love Hotel but a Sex Hotel where the entire night there are people going in and out of the rooms, banging their doors mindlessly! I asked for a quiet corner room but was given a weird room with a narrow walkway to the bed. They’re so prejudicial towards foreigners or tourists alike! I didn’t get to sleep the entire night from the constant stomping from the next room and banging of the doors! The walls are paper thin and you can hear them chit chat nonstop, coughing and sneezing away! The whole night!!! The worst experience of my life! I implore all my travellers friends to stay faraway from this place. There are many nice hotels around the vicinity but this is NOT IT!

We had a 3 day stay here at the hotel. We were very impressed with our room which was completely renovated. The breakfast served here is worthy of a 4 and 5 star hotel. What amazed my husband and I was that all the staff were a tight knit community. They were all polite and accommodating to the highest degree. Special thanks to Kyria Zoi who cooks the most amazing fresh handmade food. There was so much variety from hot breakfast to the pies and hand made olive bread. Kyria Zoe and your team a fabulous job! Special thanks to breakfast crew: Zoe, Despina, Victoria and Alexandra. Special thanks to reception staff : Doukas, Elpida, Alexandra and to Stephanos and Vasilis. Also thank you to Manolis who took our booking. Kyrie Yianni you have an amazing team and you have done an excellent job as manager of the hotel. We look forward to returning. I hope we have not missed out any names,you are fabulous!!!!!!

There was a mysterious odor pervaded the entire building, detracting from the overall experience. Most probably mold or smoke - couldn’t determine. While the breakfast met expectations and the location was superb, the high cost didn't align with the hotel's quality. Additionally, the rooms have very low lighting. It also gets quite noisy during night time - we were waking up all of the nights around 3-4 am due to loud music/ hangover etc (even though we were staying on the 4th floor) In general, it makes it difficult to justify the expense. Personnel is very friendly and helpful.

I thought the location of the hotel was very nice. It is not possible to pull your vehicle up to the hotel to drop off luggage, utilize a valet service - always nice in larger cities - or park a vehicle on hotel property. There is a paid parking lot to the NW of the hotel (on Salaminos street). It was 15 euros for the night. The walking distance from this parking lot to the hotel entrance was very manageable. The lobby area is pretty small. The check-in staff was very nice, but not particularly efficient. The stairs within the hotel are such that they have different heights, causing a couple people to trip. If this is a problem, there is also a small elevator. The view from our room was of another building, directly across the street. Nothing to be excited about. But, given the city location, it was not bad either. There were large windows that let in plenty of sunlight, but were also very good at blocking out daylight in the morning. There is a sign in the bathrooms asking for no paper to be placed into the toilet. This is not uncommon in Greece, but always good to know ahead of time. The shower in our room also was particularly adept at funneling water to the floor outside the shower. There apparently was a large enough gap at the bottom of the door to allow this and was unavoidable. The decor of the room was nice. It has obviously been renovated and outfitted with more modern furniture and fixtures. It had a nice aesthetic. The location in the neighborhood was wonderful. It is so easy to walk to many restaurants, cafes, bars, shops, and Aristotelous Square. This is a very nice neighborhood to appease an eclectic style. This may be this hotel's greatest feature. The breakfast area is fairly small, but sufficient. Staff were pleasant. The food offering was a little meager, but had nice selections available.

Located in the most popular district of Thessaloniki. Restaurants and bars around the location. Pedestrian location. Cosy small hotel. Rooms are ok. Service is excellent. Breakfast was very good. Not reachable by car so a bit hard to find if traveling by car. Value for the money.

The hotel is in a good location, and the room was nice with a good sized baclony. The problem started after we got back to the room about midnight; the hotel is clearly very close to at least three nightclubs, one to the back which was open air, and the noise level was absolutely incredible. I've never stayed anywhere like it in my life - we were all awake until the music finally went off at 5am. I also mistakenly left a piece of tech in my room which the hotel has never returned - or responded to any of my emails about - so overall not the best experience. I'm sure it's better if you're out of the summer and things are quieter, but I'd honestly not risk it.