Location is one of my main criteria in choosing hotels, and this one is well situated in the center of town, a couple of blocks off Egnatia St, the main thoroughfare. It was recently renovated, I think, with an elegant reception area and lots of (unintendedly humorous) paintings, both in the lobby and in the rooms. Ours even had a mural, featuring cupids and dancing nymphs, on the ceiling!

Our room was very spacious and clean, with a nice little balcony. Staff were friendly and very helpful (my husband always has lots of questions, from where to eat to how to get places, and he was given answers cheerfully).

The breakfast buffet was extensive but not very inspired. The eggs were watery, the bacon boiled. But there were plenty of other options.

On May we visit thessalonik and we stayed in Imperial hotel.Its very closed to the main street and you can go every where by walking in a few minutes. The hotel is very clean and very nice wiev rooms with bath and jakuzi.I had travell a lot but I can say that the staff the food and the hotel is 4 stars cheap and luxury.If you go to visit thessalonik I advice you to stay in this hotel
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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.