Astoria Hotel Thessaloniki

General Information

This lodging in Thessaloniki is on the corner of the Tsimiski shopping st. The Astoria Hotel Thessaloniki is a part of the Ladadika amusement region, and it approximately 5 minutes' wander to the port district. The Astoria Hotel Thessaloniki is 5 min from the ferry stops and thirty minutes from the airport. The city centre railway station is also approximately five minutes' amble from the guesthouse.

The 97 apartments at the Astoria Hotel Thessaloniki are accessible as standards, family apartments, or thermal rooms. Apartments comprise individualized climate control, satellite TV, Internet connection, secure boxes, mini bars, and straight dial telephones. En room bathrooms are standard.

The Astoria Hotel Thessaloniki is a 3 star work and pastime property that was restored in 2009. The premises features large conference facilities on the diverse levels of the structure that able to accommodate groups of 20 – 200 persons. Full catering is obtainable from the cottage restaurant, which provides locally inspired menu and customizable menus from the Culinary Art School of Hotelia daily. There is also a little buffet and a hall brasserie on the premises. Car park is offered surrounding.

Dining Information

Among its facilities are the restaurant that serves tasty Mediterranean cuisine with bio products from the company s own terraces in Halkidiki. The Culinary Art School of HOTELIA, the Hotel & Restaurant Management School of P.A.P Corp., is highlighting with its up to date performances the daily hotels carte menu.
There are 3 kinds of Breakfast at ASTORIA:
American Breakfast, Continental with Bio products, Grab & Go.
24 hours apartment amenities for classic food late into the night, and up to date corporate service required by today’s executives are offered in the inn.

Location Information

Excellently located in the centre of the city, the Astoria is perfect for access to the bisiness center and stock exchange, the major shopping districts and the town's night life and cultural sites. Also not far from is the quaint and conventional Ladadika (from the Greek word, Ladi, meaning oil). Here in the antique days olives were brought and processed, and their fragrance, mixed with the appetizing aromas from the restaurants, restful lingers in this pretty district.