Queen Olga Hotel Thessaloniki

I spent four months at this hotel, and it truly felt like home. The housekeeping, reception, restaurant staff, and manager were all exceptional—friendly, professional, and always ready to assist. The food was great, and the sea view was stunning. Highly recommend!

Parking can be a problem, especially if you don't know the area. Quaint, pretty classical. Bus lines frequent..

Very good Hotel not expensive not far from the centre of Thessaloniky.

Stayed at Queen Olga for a few days in Thessaloniki with our group of 7 friends. Pricing is not cheap nor expensive. Overall ok experience. Hotel: hotel is a bit older style and not renovated like other hotels. You can feel and see the dates decor and older rooms and interiors. Small elevator can only handle two persons with their luggage at one time. Only one elevator. AC was not working during our stay. Lucky not too hot during our stay Major issue: the biggest issue for us is parking. The hotel only has a few parking spots available and refused to allow our bigger mini bus to park. And there are very limited parking options nearby. Our driver ended up waiting at his bus till 5:30am before he can find a spot while we paid for a single room for his stay. Hotel parking staff were not very helpful in the beginning. We ended up had to argue with them the next days in order to get a spot for our mini bus. We ended up offered to pay for two spots for two days so that we can park our van there. Not a happy event for our party and our driver Food: Breakfast was pretty good with god selections of food and drinks. Hotel area: there were some renovation work going on. And some drilling noises in the morning, etc. Do expect some street noises as it is located at a busy street.

While not directly on the pier, the hotel is located one row on houses behind it, which makes for easy access but also less noise from other holidayers. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the hotel is how out of time it feels. The decor has a distinct mid century feel, but is is immaculately kept and I didn't have any problems with the facilities. This combines to make it feel like you stepped through a time warp, where flat panel TVs in your room and smart card door locks live happily side by side with furniture that hasn't been made for fifty years. The hotel is not particularly fancy, but it genuinely is a neat place to stay if all you need is a bed and your breakfast, which is likely if you're coming to Thessaloniki, where the outside is where you'll spend most of your time.