Queen Olga Hotel

很好的酒店

We stayed at this hotel 22 days! This hotel is your basic hotel, with very clean rooms, spotless bathrooms, amazing breakfast, comfy beds and thick towels. No gyms and pools. Great location with excellent public transport and taxi service. It also has parking. From this hotel we visited everything in Thessaloniki and Halkidiki. The staff is very experianced, they speak multiple languages and keep the hotel entrance very secure. There is also a restaurant attached to this hotel that is very good. Very good drinks and service.

Old, but nice and clean hotel with sea wiew and close to the centar. Room is big, comfortable, clean, but the bed was so narrow that I was all night affraid to fall down if I move. There is no chairs on the balcony. Wifi was ok. Breakfast excellent, big choise of food. Elevator is to small, it's only for two people with the luggage.

Built in the 60’s and nothing has changed since! This hotel is NOT 3*! I stayed for a 1 week business trip and literally could not wait to leave! Not sure where to start with issues: The hotel looks like it’s been subject to years of conflict (think Beirut), the staff are rude. The decor is horrific and smells old/damp. The AC is broken. Food is basic if you can find somewhere clean to sit! The cliental match the hotel and Good luck with parking! Do yourself a favour and book somewhere else as this place is horrific!

şu ana kadar kaldığım en kötü otel. odalar eski bakımsız banya korkunç kahvaltı çok zayıf çalışanlar ilgisiz . havlular eski kirli ve kötü kokuyordu kağıt terlik istedik önce tamam dediler odaya çıkarken arkamızdan gelen bir grevli terlik yok veremeyiz dedi. odalar apartman boşlupuna bakıyor tek avantajı merkeze yakın sayılması yakın değil ama idare eder bir konumda

Pleasant hotel, nice breakfasts. Customer-oriented. We were allowed in the room as early as 11:00. We had a good safe place for our campervan for 7€ next to the hotel behind barriers. The location to see Thessaloniki is perfect. Will definitely come back here when we are in Thessaloniki again.