I stayed one night in a small room at the 6th floor,after i said that i was a collegue receptionist.Expected to put me in a nice room,well the room i was in it was next to the construction site of the next building.I was awake 08.00 from DRILLS!!!!Ofcourse there was empty rooms at other floors as it wasn t high season at thessaloniki.
Stay away!!!!!!

The hotel was clean but considering it was suppose to be 4 star it didnt really come up to standard. There were no glasses in the room to drink from, or in the bathroom. There was no trouser press, and no information in the room about services available in the hotel. Staff were friendly but the room was basic and small. It was in a good location - so if it is a short stay in a clean hotel without to much fuss this is your place.

We are a family of 4, 2 adults and 2 teenage children. For us it is the best hotel because its quadruple rooms have the 2 kids beds in a small separate room, so we all get a bit of privacy! (And 2 TV'S!) The rooms were very clean, only downside was the small bathroom.
The reception and breakfast area are stunningly decorated and you feel you have been transported to another era. The bedrooms are of a similar style.
The breakfast was great, lots of Thessaloniki mpougatsa and pies.
We were also happy with the courteous staff at the reception.
Overall, a pleasant stay in the heart of Thessaloniki.

The Imperial is quite an unusual hotel. It has alot going for it, but its certainly not as luxurious as the name implies.

Overall the hotel is very clean and well kept. The floors are marble, the furnishings all antique in style. The lobby is quite elegant.

Its a tiny hotel. 5 rooms per floor as far as I could tell. (great thing is there are 3 elevators so you don't get stuck waiting on busy mornings) The room was small with darkwood furniture. Its not a business hotel - I found no available internet connection, in fact there isn't really a place to put a laptop either. The bed was firm but comfortable. The bathrooom was small but spotlessly clean.

Location was very good. Its in a nice leafy street which is right off the main drag and only a 5 minute walk from the sea. There are plenty of "gyros" vendors plus several cafes, and a short walk away are dozens of very nice restaurants and cafes. Thessaloniki is blessed that way.

Breakfast was a bit mixed. I found the eggs they prepared inedible, but that might be a personal taste issue since they appeared to have some kind of cheese cooked into them. There was a very limited selection of breads, and no toast, but there was an excellent selection of Greek pastries.

Overall, this is a very nice 3 star hotel. No frills in faciilities, but location, cleanliness and upkeep make it worthy of consideration.