Family Hotels & Resorts in Pylaia-Chortiatis from NZ$113

"Half the amenities at the hotel were closed during our stay which made the stay far less than enjoyable. Outdoor swimming pools were not accessible. Outdoor adventure golf was not available despite excellent weather. It did not leave with much to do in the hotel. Even the basic spa facilities were not available. Steam room and other facilities were under repairs during our stay and something we were really looking forward to."

"Beautiful hotel in a great location. Stand out is the rooftop restaurant for breakfast. Front desk were extremely helpful in arranging parking that wasn’t on site. Only minor gripe is the lack of access for kids to the indoor pool (3h per day) which seems to be common in Greece"

"The hotel is on a very busy street in Thessaloniki, coming and leaving by car is quite a hassle. Parking is only 500 meters but takes 15-20 minutes to circle back due to busy one way streets. The hotel is okay, with friendly and helpful staff, good breakfast. Our rooms were a bit strange, as in both rooms we had a sofa and a double decker bed (queen size x2) placed in the middle of the room. Sleeping in a bunk style bed is not what you look for as an adult. I would more appreciate the airiness of the room in a better layout where you can enjoy its size, with 3 beds being more than enough for 90% of travellers. The main street is quite noisy so you cannot leave the windows open for the night in the rooms on the front side. Back side is much quiter."

"Located at the best part of Thessaloniki with easy access to shopping and restaurants but what pleasantly surprised us was the Michelin level cuisine. Try the melitzanosalata (eggplant dip) in the table side and the sea bass crudo and veal cheeks. "

"Overall pretty good hotel. Everything was clean and well kept and the breakfast was good. Two things holding it back: walls are a little thin and very strangely the showers did not come with any soap or shampoo so you literally had to walk out of the shower soaking wet to get hand soap from the sink in order to wash yourself"