Hotels in Thessaloniki

SIGMA Suites Hotel is one of the rare city hotels in Thessaloniki built with children in mind. The spacious apartments have balconies and a kitchenette, and there is an indoor play area for rainy afternoons. Parents can use the fitness centre, the hot tub and the rooftop pool, and the Church of Agios Dimitrios and Modiano Market are close by for short outings. I would choose it for a family city break that still includes swimming.

Marelia Urban is a practical city base for families visiting Thessaloniki. The family rooms are air-conditioned and soundproofed, which helps children sleep in a busy city, and each one has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower plus a balcony or terrace. A lift makes pushchairs and luggage easier, daily housekeeping keeps the room tidy, and the concierge can help plan outings to the Archaeological Museum or the White Tower.

The Oscar Olympic Hotel is a three-star hotel in Thessaloniki with air-conditioned rooms, private bathrooms and balconies looking over the city. A shared terrace, free WiFi and a tea and coffee maker in the rooms cover the basics, and the 24-hour front desk and concierge can help plan days out in the city. It holds a 9.6 rating from 1,344 reviews. I recommend it for a practical city stay, knowing it lists no pool or play area for children.

Toumba apartments suit families who want space and a kitchen in Thessaloniki. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, air-conditioning and a private balcony, so meals and nap times can follow the children's routine. The sun terrace, garden and outdoor seating area give everyone somewhere to sit outside after a day in the city. The Archaeological Museum and other sights are within reach. A 9.5 rating from 438 reviews is outstanding.

Antigon Urban Chic Hotel occupies a preserved 1931 heritage building above a historic Roman site in Thessaloniki, which gives older children a real piece of history right under the hotel. With 38 rooms and suites, it feels intimate rather than busy, and spa and wellness facilities let parents recharge. Venizelou metro station is a short walk away and the centre is minutes away. Rated 9.5 from about 2,600 reviews, I recommend it for families who enjoy history.

Pyrgiou Suites is a four-star aparthotel in Thessaloniki with air-conditioned rooms, private bathrooms and kitchenettes. It stands out for families: there is an indoor play area, a games room, a lounge and free bicycles, plus a sun terrace, outdoor seating and barbecue facilities. Laundry service helps on longer stays, and WiFi is free. Rated 9.5 from 730 reviews, I recommend it to families who want room to cook and activities for children in the city.

Pillow by the Sea works well for families who like to cook and keep their own rhythm in Thessaloniki. The apartments are air-conditioned and come with a fully equipped kitchen, a private bathroom and a balcony with outdoor seating, so children can eat and rest without leaving the unit. Some face the sea, others the city, and my advice is to request the sea view. Private check-in eases late arrivals, and a café on site covers quick coffee runs.

The Modernist suits families who travel light and want character over facilities. It occupies a restored 1920s building in central Thessaloniki, with minimalist air-conditioned rooms, private bathrooms and Nespresso machines, and some units have balconies. Breakfast is served on the rooftop, which is a pleasant way to start a day of sightseeing. There is no large pool or full restaurant beyond breakfast, so I recommend it for older children happy to explore the city on foot.

Families who prefer their own space over hotel corridors will find Sola Urban practical. Each apartment has a kitchenette, so breakfast and simple dinners can happen on your own schedule, and the private balcony gives children somewhere to step out. Air-conditioning matters in a Thessaloniki summer. Aristotelous Square is less than 1 km away, close enough to walk to the waterfront with small children. There is no restaurant, and check-in is private, so arrival times need a little planning.

ON Residence is a five-star member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World in central Thessaloniki, a short walk from Aristotelous Square. Families get air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, plus a garden and terrace where children can take a break from the city. A restaurant, a bar, a fitness room and wellness packages are available on site. A 9.5 score from over 1,600 reviews is outstanding, and I recommend it for families who want luxury and a walkable location.

MonAsty, Thessaloniki, Autograph Collection is a five-star hotel in central Thessaloniki with a rooftop swimming pool, a sun terrace and a garden area. Family rooms and interconnecting rooms make it easier to keep everyone together, and the private balconies look over the city. A modern restaurant serves Greek and international dishes, there is a stylish bar, and a fitness centre for parents. Rated 9.4 from 949 reviews, I recommend it to families who want a pool in the city centre.

Makedonia Palace is a five-star beachfront hotel in Thessaloniki with interconnecting rooms, which makes life easier for families who need two rooms side by side. Some rooms and suites have balconies with sea views over the Thermaikos Gulf. Two restaurants include one by the sea with sunset views, and spa and wellness facilities give parents time to recharge. Rated 9.4 from about 2,800 reviews, I recommend booking interconnecting rooms with a sea-view balcony.

Vanoro Hotel is a five-star hotel in central Thessaloniki with elegant city-view rooms, a calm base for families who want comfort after days in town. A garden gives children some green space, while parents can use the spa, sauna and fitness centre. The modern restaurant and bar mean you can eat well without going far. Rated 9.4 from about 2,600 reviews, I recommend it for families looking for a refined city stay with wellness facilities.

MeYia studios offers aparthotel-style family rooms on a quiet street near the Church of Agios Dimitrios in Thessaloniki. Each has a kitchenette, a private bathroom and streaming services, so families can prepare simple meals and settle in for calm evenings. A terrace or balcony with outdoor furniture adds a little outdoor space, and private check-in makes late arrivals easy. I would book it for a self-catering family stay in the city.

September Hotel Thessaloniki is a five-star with resort-style extras that families appreciate in a big city. A seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a garden give children room to play, while parents can use the spa, the wellness centre and the sauna. The on-site restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine, there is a terrace for evenings, and WiFi is free. A 9.4 score from over 1,300 reviews is outstanding. I recommend it for families who want a pool and spa during a Thessaloniki stay.

S Hotel Boutique is a five-star boutique hotel in Thessaloniki with family and interconnected rooms, a real help when travelling with children who need their own space. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms, minibars and flat-screen TVs, and balconies look over the city. The restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine with diverse dietary options, and a bar and outdoor seating area round out the evenings. Free WiFi runs throughout. Rated 9.4 from about 3,300 reviews, I would ask for interconnected rooms.

NYX Hotel Thessaloniki is a four-star in the city centre, a short walk from Aristotelous Square and the White Tower. Rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and balconies looking over the city or the sea, so families can ask for a sea view. A buffet breakfast, a Mediterranean restaurant and a fitness centre are on site. A 9.3 score from nearly 1,600 reviews is excellent, and I recommend it for families who want a central, well-run hotel with sea glimpses.

Teight Hotel is a four-star hotel in Thessaloniki city centre, a short walk from the White Tower and the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle, both easy outings with children. Modern rooms are air-conditioned with private bathrooms and city views. The on-site restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine, so dinner needs no planning, and the bar and terrace give parents a quiet spot in the evening. Rated 9.3 from about 2,400 reviews, I recommend it for a central family city break.

Daios Luxury Living faces the water on the Thessaloniki seafront, and its rooms and suites look over the Thermaikos Gulf towards the White Tower. The five-star hotel lists family-friendly amenities, a Mediterranean bar-restaurant and a focus on wellness, so parents get comfort without leaving the city. A 9.3 score from more than 1,800 reviews is reassuring. I recommend it for families who want sea views and an urban setting rather than a quiet resort.

The Maroon Bottle Hotel is an adults-only four-star hotel in Thessaloniki, so it is not an option for families travelling with children. Adults get spacious, soundproofed rooms with air conditioning, private bathrooms and city views, plus a lounge, a coffee shop, outdoor seating and a games room. Breakfast comes in several options, and the 24-hour front desk and tour desk help plan days around the city. With 9.3 from over 4,100 reviews, I recommend it to couples and friends on a city break.

Vardaris Apartments gives families more room than a standard hotel. Each unit has a kitchenette for breakfasts and simple meals, a sofa bed that adds a sleeping space for a child, and a balcony with city views. Air-conditioning is standard, which matters in a Thessaloniki summer, and the lift makes life easier with pushchairs and luggage. The city-centre position keeps sightseeing walkable. There is no restaurant or pool, so this is a base rather than a place to spend the day.

Pillow Urban Stay sits in the centre of Thessaloniki and gives families a few practical touches. Every room has a private balcony, air-conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a fridge and a coffee machine, so snacks and morning coffee are easy. There is a shared lounge, room service, and staff can organise tours, which saves planning time with children. A 9.3 score from nearly 1,400 reviews is excellent. I recommend it for families who want a central base and help arranging day trips.

Mediterranean Palace is a five-star hotel in the commercial heart of Thessaloniki, with rooms and suites that look out over the Thermaikos Gulf. A restaurant and a bar are on site and WiFi is free throughout, so evenings with children stay simple. The central address keeps the waterfront and the city's main streets within easy reach. A 9.3 score from over 1,700 reviews shows consistent service, and I recommend it for families who want comfort and gulf views in the city centre.

Thess Living Suites is a recently renovated aparthotel in central Thessaloniki that works well for families who want space in the city. Each suite has a kitchenette, a dining table and a sofa bed, so children can sleep in the same room and meals can be eaten at home. Soundproofing helps light sleepers in a lively centre. Aristotelous Square and the Church of Agios Dimitrios are both within walking distance, which keeps sightseeing manageable with younger kids.

Bahar Boutique Hotel is a four-star hotel in central Thessaloniki, right next to the Ladadika district and a short walk from Aristotelous Square. The contemporary rooms have free WiFi, and some add a balcony. A traditional Greek breakfast is served every morning, a good way to try local food with children. Ladadika's restaurants are lively in the evening, so it suits families who enjoy a busy neighbourhood. Rated 9.2 from 1,058 reviews, I recommend it for exploring the city centre on foot.

Porto Sea View Apartments - Kypriou gives families in Thessaloniki city centre real space, with three bedrooms and a living room in each unit. Each apartment has a balcony with sea views, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, so meals and laundry stay flexible. Major historical sites and Aristotelous Square are a short walk away. City-centre streets are busy, so expect an urban stay rather than a quiet retreat.

The Mavili Urban Stay is a three-star hotel in Thessaloniki city centre built with families in mind: family rooms with air conditioning, private bathrooms and city views, and a child-friendly buffet in the morning. A 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals, and free WiFi runs throughout. The Church of Agios Dimitrios and Aristotelous Square are both a short walk away, so sightseeing with children stays easy. Rated 9.2 from about 3,200 reviews, I recommend it for a family city break.

The Excelsior is a five-star boutique hotel in central Thessaloniki and the city's only member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Rooms and suites have wooden floors, private balconies over the city centre, an espresso machine, a minibar and marble bathrooms with bathrobes. Free WiFi runs throughout. The main sights, restaurants and shops are within walking distance. Rated 9.2 from 1,193 reviews, I recommend it to couples or families with older children who want a refined city stay on foot.

Imperial Plus Urban Smart Hotel is a four-star hotel in Thessaloniki city centre, a short walk from Aristotelous Square. Soundproofed rooms help children sleep despite the city around them, and each has air conditioning, a private bathroom and a balcony with city views. A bar, a lounge and a coffee shop keep parents comfortable, while free WiFi and streaming services fill quiet evenings. Families who want to explore the waterfront and centre on foot will find it easy. Rated 9.1 from about 3,900 reviews, I recommend it.

No 15 Ermou Hotel is a five-star hotel in Thessaloniki with soundproofed, air-conditioned rooms, so children sleep well despite the city. Rooms come with balconies, city views, minibars and work desks, useful for parents who need to keep up with emails. A restaurant, a bar and a lounge cover meals and downtime, and the 24-hour front desk helps at any hour. A fitness centre completes the facilities. Rated 9.1 from about 1,900 reviews, I recommend it for a comfortable city stay.

Thirtynine Urban Stay is an aparthotel in central Thessaloniki, close to Aristotelous Square and the Church of Agios Dimitrios. The air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms, balconies and kitchenettes, handy for families who want to prepare simple meals. A fitness centre, a sun terrace, a lounge and free WiFi complete the picture, and public transport is easy to reach. Rated 9.1 from 1,104 reviews, I recommend it to families who want apartment flexibility in the city centre.

Porto Palace Hotel Thessaloniki occupies a restored 1913 building by the new harbour, and its spacious rooms with en suite facilities give families real room to settle in. The 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals, and free private parking is a genuine plus in Thessaloniki when travelling by car with children. From here, Aristotelous Square is easy to reach for walks and meals in town. I would pick it for a comfortable five-star family city stay.

ONOMA Hotel is a five-star hotel in Thessaloniki that clearly plans for children, with an indoor play area and a child-friendly buffet. The rooftop swimming pool and sun terrace are the summer highlight, and a lush garden adds space to move. Parents get a fitness center, a stylish bar and a modern restaurant, and private check-in and check-out keep arrivals calm. An outdoor fireplace makes cooler evenings pleasant. Rated 9.1 from about 2,100 reviews, I recommend it for families.

Orestias Kastorias occupies a neoclassical building in central Thessaloniki, and some rooms look onto the Ancient Roman Forum or Agios Dimitrios Church. Rooms are modern with balconies and free WiFi throughout. Aristotelous Square and the White Tower are within walking distance, which makes sightseeing with children simple. There is no pool or restaurant listed, but a 9.1 score from nearly 1,800 reviews is excellent for a two-star. I recommend it for families who mostly need a well-placed bed.

Hyatt Regency Thessaloniki is a five-star hotel a five-minute drive from Macedonia International Airport, with spacious rooms fitted with modern technology. The Harmonia Spa & Wellness gives parents time to relax, and a free shuttle runs to the Hyatt Regency Casino three minutes away. It suits families on an early flight or a late arrival rather than those wanting to walk to the old town. Rated 9.1 from 1,187 reviews, I recommend it as a comfortable airport-side stay with a spa.

IL CONFORMISTA Casa Storica gives families a central base in Thessaloniki, with Aristotelous Square and the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle within easy reach. Family rooms are available, air-conditioned, with walk-in showers that are simple to use with young children, and tea and coffee makers for early mornings. The terrace and lounge offer a quiet break between outings, and the bar suits parents in the evening. A 9.1 rating from 452 reviews is excellent.

Zenith Premium Suites is an aparthotel in central Thessaloniki, just a 3-minute walk from Aristotelous Square, with the White Tower 15 minutes away on foot. Units are air-conditioned and soundproofed, with parquet floors, private bathrooms and city-view balconies, which helps children sleep in a busy centre. Daily housekeeping, free WiFi and a 24-hour front desk keep things easy. A 9.0 score from over 1,600 reviews is excellent, and I recommend it for families who want space close to the main square.

Hotel Panorama is a four-star hotel in the green hills of Panorama, above Thessaloniki. Most rooms have balconies with views over the city, the Thermaic Gulf or the mountains, and each one comes with a free tablet for hotel services. The setting is quieter than the city centre, which suits families who prefer calm evenings, though reaching the sights means a drive or a ride down. Rated 9.0 from 1,040 reviews, I recommend it for its views and its family-friendly service.

Egnatia Palace Hotel & Spa stands next to Aristotelous Square in central Thessaloniki, close to the bay, and some rooms look over the ancient market. Rooms are modern and family-friendly, with free internet throughout. Parents can use the wellness fitness centre and sauna after a day of walking. A 9.0 score from nearly 1,500 reviews is excellent. I recommend it for families who want to step straight out onto the main square and reach the waterfront in minutes.

Park Hotel suits families who want to see Thessaloniki on foot. Rooms have modern fittings and balconies with city views, which gives parents somewhere to sit once children are in bed. A buffet breakfast mixing Greek and international dishes keeps mornings simple, and the cafe-bar helps when a break is needed. The seafront and the train station are about a kilometre away, and discounted parking helps families arriving by car. Expect a busy central setting rather than a quiet retreat.

Noa Hotel is a four-star hotel in central Thessaloniki with soundproofed, air-conditioned rooms, private bathrooms and free WiFi, so children sleep well despite the city outside. Breakfast features local specialities, and the modern restaurant serves European cuisine with diverse dietary options, useful for families with allergies or picky eaters. The location makes the main sights easy to reach on foot. Rated 9.0 from about 3,400 reviews, I recommend it as a comfortable, well-run city base.

LASARI comfort living is an aparthotel in Thessaloniki, near Modiano Market and Aristotelous Square. Its family rooms have air conditioning, a kitchenette and a private bathroom, so families can prepare breakfast or a simple dinner. There is free WiFi, a fitness centre, a dining area and a lift, plus private check-in and check-out and full-day security. Rated 9.0 from 949 reviews, I recommend it to families who want self-catering flexibility close to the city's market and main square.

Downtown Suites is a central aparthotel in Thessaloniki that suits families who want more space than a standard room. Suites have city-view balconies, private bathrooms, air conditioning, free WiFi and streaming services for quiet evenings in. Aristotelous Square and the Church of Agios Dimitrios are easy to reach on foot, and the 24-hour front desk helps with late arrivals. I would choose it for a family city break where walking replaces the car.

Holiday Inn Thessaloniki by IHG is a central hotel 500 metres from the city's main train station, with climate-controlled rooms and a mini-gym. The Aristotelis Restaurant serves a buffet breakfast and Mediterranean dishes at lunch and dinner, so families can eat on site after a day out. Five meeting rooms show its business side as well. Rated 7.9 from 943 reviews, I recommend it to families arriving by train who want a practical base, less to those looking for a pool or play facilities.

Pella is a plain, central option in Thessaloniki for families who plan to spend their days out exploring. The historic centre and its museums are close by, and the railway station and harbour are about a 15-minute journey away. Rooms are simply decorated, with air conditioning, central heating, a TV and free WiFi. I would suggest it to parents with older children who mainly need a clean place to sleep between city walks.