47 endroits où dormir à Thessalonique — des hôtels design avec vue sur le golfe Thermaïque et des séjours boutique à Ladadika aux chambres économiques près de la gare et à Ano Poli.
Comparez la disponibilité et les prix en temps réel des hôtels, appartements et locations Vrbo dans toute Thessalonique. Les sélections ci-dessous sont nos recommandations éditoriales.
Le centre est compact, donc presque n'importe où convient pour une première visite — mais chaque zone a son propre caractère.
Le front de mer de l'avenue Nikis — vues sur la mer, promenades au coucher du soleil et les hôtels les plus chics de la ville, à quelques pas du centre. Calme et pittoresque.
Le cœur piétonnier autour de la place Aristotelous et des boutiques de Tsimiski — le plus proche des sites romains et byzantins et des marchés. La base la plus facile pour une première fois.
L'ancien quartier des entrepôts près du port — restaurants, bars à cocktails et vie nocturne à votre porte. Animé, et bruyant après la tombée de la nuit.
Calme et pleine d'atmosphère à l'intérieur des remparts byzantins, avec les plus belles vues de la ville — mais une montée raide ou un taxi pour rentrer du centre.
Hôtels design cinq étoiles et haut de gamme au centre, avec spas et chambres surplombant le golfe Thermaïque.
A polished member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World on the seafront, ON Residence offers a shared lounge, a rooftop terrace and a restaurant-bar with gulf views. Contemporary rooms and an adults-leaning atmosphere make it popular with couples.
A design-led boutique hotel behind a crisp black-and-white facade on central Ermou, a couple of minutes from Aristotelous and the covered markets. Monochrome rooms with brass and grey tones, a ground-floor café-restaurant and an easygoing style make it a favourite for design-minded travellers.
An intimate boutique address on the seafront promenade, Daios trades on minimalist Italian-styled rooms and uninterrupted views across the gulf. With only around fifty rooms and a buzzy waterfront bar-restaurant, it feels more like a private residence than a hotel.
A landmark of the southern waterfront, this grande-dame property looks straight out over the Thermaic Gulf from the start of the new promenade. Generously sized rooms, a serious spa and a private beach club make it the choice for travellers who want resort comfort within walking distance of the centre.
A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, The Excelsior occupies a restored 1920s neoclassical building a step from Aristotelous. Just thirty-five rooms, a quiet Mediterranean restaurant and discreet service make it a calm retreat in the heart of the shopping district.
A member of Design Hotels set near the harbour, The Met pairs contemporary art and bold interiors with a rooftop pool that takes in the whole skyline. Its gourmet restaurants and atmospheric bars draw a stylish local crowd alongside guests.
Commanding the most famous square in the city, Electra Palace has anchored the Aristotelous skyline since the early 1970s. A rooftop pool, a top-floor Mediterranean restaurant and an indoor spa pool reward guests after a day of sightseeing right on the doorstep.
Sitting on the edge of the Ladadika quarter and a short stroll from the port, this large five-star blends classic interiors with gulf views from its upper floors. With more than a hundred rooms and seventeen suites, it suits both leisure couples and business travellers.
A boutique hotel in a restored nineteenth-century building in the heart of Ladadika, where individually styled rooms keep their period character of timber floors, high ceilings and antique furnishings. An inner courtyard and a position amid the district's tavernas and bars make it an atmospheric central address.
A five-star boutique city resort spread across landscaped grounds on the eastern edge of the city at Thermi, just a few kilometres from the airport. Outdoor and indoor pools, tennis courts, a spa and a garden setting give it a resort feel while keeping the centre a twenty-minute drive away, making it a favourite for events and drivers who want space.
Hôtels boutique bien aménagés offrant un excellent rapport qualité-prix, du style et des emplacements centraux près du front de mer.
Set in a restored early-twentieth-century building in upper Ladadika, Bahar offers sixteen smartly redesigned rooms that marry old bones with modern fittings. The 24-hour reception and a position steps from Aristotelous and the port make it a stylish, handy base.
A large convention-friendly hotel on the western approach to the city, the Grand pairs an indoor pool and spa with easy access to the railway station and ring road. Its scale and meeting space make it a default for events, while drivers appreciate the parking.
A small, well-kept hotel on Agiou Dimitriou near its namesake church, an easy downhill walk to Aristotelous and the markets. Bright, recently renovated rooms and consistently warm guest scores make it a comfortable budget-plus base in the upper part of the centre.
A mid-range hotel on Vasilissis Olgas in the leafy eastern quarter, a little over a kilometre from the centre and a short walk or bus ride from the seafront promenade. Warm, classic rooms and a quiet residential setting suit travellers who prefer calm to the downtown bustle.
Housed in a 1930s art-deco building beside Aristotelous, Egnatia Palace mixes period detail with a full spa and indoor pool. Rooms range from classic to modern and look out over the busy Egnatia thoroughfare in the middle of the action.
A playful design hotel near the western end of Tsimiski, COLORS Urban fills its rooms with saturated palettes and street-art murals. The look is bold and Instagram-ready, yet the location keeps you within a few minutes of the port and Ladadika.
A large business and conference hotel on the western approach to the centre, close to the port and the railway station. Its rooftop restaurant and event terrace take in a wide sweep of the city, while spacious modern rooms suit corporate travellers and groups.
A renovated small hotel on Syngrou, a couple of minutes from the Valaoritou nightlife district and the Ladadika. Individually styled rooms in warm greens and framed art give it a boutique feel at a mid-range price, right in the thick of the centre.
A good-value budget hotel in the historic core, a couple of minutes from the church of Agios Dimitrios and the Roman Forum. Set in a handsome older corner building with a vertical HOTEL sign, it offers simple, tidy rooms for travellers who want to walk everywhere for less.
Perched on the evergreen hillside of the Panorama suburb, this long-running four-star trades street-corner bustle for sweeping views over the city and the Thermaic Gulf. Balconied rooms, the panoramic Asteria restaurant and free parking make it a calm, car-friendly base a short drive east of the centre, with the airport and Halkidiki within easy reach.
A contemporary hotel on a corner in the old market quarter, steps from the Roman Forum and the Ancient Agora and an easy walk to Aristotelous. Bright, modern rooms and a location in the thick of the historic centre make it a comfortable sightseeing base.
A renovated mid-range hotel on leafy Vasilissis Olgas, a little over a kilometre southeast of Aristotelous toward the eastern seafront quarter. A street-level café sits below contemporary rooms, and the seafront promenade and city-centre buses are both a short walk away.
A mid-rise hotel on Antigonidon Square where Egnatia meets the old market quarter, steps from the Roman Forum and the Bezesteni. Glass-balcony rooms look over the square, and with a bus stop and café at the door it makes a central, transit-friendly base.
A well-run four-star a couple of minutes from Tsimiski and Aristotelous, City Hotel leans into eco-conscious touches and a generous breakfast. Comfortable rooms and a central, quiet side-street setting earn it consistently strong guest scores.
A friendly budget hotel on Olympou in the old market quarter, a couple of minutes from the Roman Forum and an easy walk down to Aristotelous. Simple air-conditioned rooms with balconies and consistently warm service make it one of the better-value central addresses for travellers who want to walk everywhere.
A small, family-feel three-star in the historic core close to the Bezesteni market, Augustos is one of the better-value central addresses in the city. Simple, tidy rooms and a friendly front desk suit budget-minded travellers who still want to walk everywhere.
A three-star in the heart of the Ladadika quarter, directly opposite the port passenger terminal and a couple of minutes from Aristotelous. Balcony rooms on the upper floors look out over the harbour, and a lobby bar plus a homemade breakfast round out a well-placed, keenly priced central stay.
A mid-range hotel in a handsome older building just off the Nikis Avenue promenade, with gulf views from its upper floors. The seafront, Aristotelous Square and the shopping streets are all within a couple of minutes on foot.
A smoke-free four-star in a quiet corner of the historic centre near the church of Agios Dimitrios, a downhill walk from Aristotelous and the markets. Fifty-odd air-conditioned rooms, a lounge bar and a business corner with meeting facilities make it a comfortable, low-key base for both leisure and corporate stays.
A renovated mid-range hotel facing the HELEXPO exhibition grounds, a short walk from the Rotunda, Kamara and the university. Practical modern rooms and a street-level café-bar make it a convenient base for both fair visitors and sightseers.
A dependable international business hotel on the western approach to the centre, a short walk from the railway station and the port. A rooftop indoor pool, a fitness centre and the top-floor Level 9 bar-restaurant reward guests after a day of meetings or sightseeing, and the spread of rooms and suites suits corporate travellers and families alike.
One of the largest city hotels in northern Greece, Capsis offers hundreds of rooms within walking distance of the centre and the train station. A rooftop pool and reliable mid-range comfort make it a practical base for groups and longer stays.
A charming three-star on Tsimiski just steps from Aristotelous Square, Le Palace mixes vintage character with art on the walls. It is an affordable, well-located pick for travellers who want to be in the middle of the shopping and café scene.
A renovated hotel on the edge of the Ladadika district, a short walk from the port passenger terminal and Aristotelous Square. Comfortable balcony rooms and a central-yet-quiet side-street setting make it a practical pick for exploring on foot.
A long-standing budget hotel right on Egnatia in the middle of the city, an easy walk to Aristotelous Square, the Roman Forum and the covered markets. Simple, bright rooms and a position on the main artery make it a practical low-cost base for sightseeing on foot.
A straightforward three-star near the central railway station, Rotonda is built for travellers arriving by train or heading on to the wider region. Functional rooms and fair prices make it a reliable transit-friendly stay rather than a destination in itself.
A hillside retreat set among the pines of the Seich Sou forest above Thessaloniki, with outdoor pools, a tennis court and sweeping views over the city and the gulf. A short drive from the centre, it trades street-corner bustle for greenery, quiet and space.
Appartements en autonomie et aparthôtels — kitchenettes, balcons et flexibilité pour les longs séjours au centre.
A four-storey building of around twenty-five serviced holiday apartments in a fast-rising central neighbourhood, all a short walk from the city's best-loved landmarks. Fully equipped kitchens and contemporary furnishings make them ideal for families and remote workers.
A compact aparthotel about five minutes on foot from Aristotelous Square, Maroon Bottle offers contemporary suites with concierge touches and family-friendly extras. The central setting puts the seafront, shops and nightlife all within a short walk.
A collection of individually decorated apartments and suites in the heart of the city, several with jacuzzis and some of the best gulf views around. The self-catering setup and characterful interiors suit couples and longer stays who want a home base near the water.
A small set of design-forward suites in the middle of the city, Noima offers air-conditioned, self-contained units with kitchen facilities and quiet, modern interiors. It works well for independent travellers who prefer apartment living to a traditional hotel.
Villas privées et locations de propriétés entières, idéales pour les familles et les groupes cherchant espace et intimité.
Accueil chaleureux, petits-déjeuners grecs et caractère local authentique à tous les prix.
Tucked into the quiet, cobbled lanes of the Upper Town, this much-loved guesthouse offers a calm refuge with a terrace looking over the rooftops toward the gulf. The relaxed, social atmosphere and home-from-home feel make it a favourite for travellers wanting the real Ano Poli.
A small, individually decorated guesthouse in the thick of the Ladadika district, COLORS Central offers cheerful rooms steps from Tsimiski and the port passenger terminal. Friendly service and an unbeatable nightlife location make it popular with younger travellers.
Ambiance conviviale, cuisines partagées et prix imbattables près de la gare pour les routards et les voyageurs solo.
Set on one of the city's liveliest squares overlooking a UNESCO-listed monument, this design-minded hostel has en-suite dorms and private rooms, a big shared kitchen and a terrace bar with a knockout view. It is a regular feature on lists of Europe's best hostels.
A long-running budget favourite near the university campus, RentRooms mixes dorms, private rooms and small apartments with a garden, terrace and an on-site café-bar. Bike rental and a sociable vibe make it a strong pick for backpackers and groups.
A friendly budget guesthouse-hostel in the Old City, Arabas offers dorms and private rooms that mostly come with en-suite bathrooms and balconies looking down over the town. The quiet Upper Town setting and low prices make it a backpacker staple.
L'été et les grandes semaines de foires commerciales et de festivals sont la haute saison — réservez 2-3 mois à l'avance pour les chambres en bord de mer. Le printemps et l'automne offrent une meilleure disponibilité, des prix plus bas et un temps doux pour explorer la ville à pied.
Les auberges de jeunesse commencent à ~20/nuit, les maisons d'hôtes et hôtels de milieu de gamme à ~50-110, et les hôtels design et de luxe vont de 120-300. La plupart des établissements acceptent les cartes, mais confirmez les moyens de paiement avant d'arriver.
Le centre-ville et la promenade du front de mer vous placent près des restaurants, musées et vie nocturne ; Ladadika est le meilleur pour le caractère boutique ; et Ano Poli, la ville haute, échange une montée raide contre les plus belles vues sur la ville.
Thessalonique offre un rapport qualité-prix nettement meilleur qu'Athènes ou les îles. Les lits dans les auberges bien gérées et les maisons d'hôtes simples démarrent bas, les hôtels confortables de milieu de gamme et boutique du centre sont raisonnables toute l'année, et même les cinq étoiles du front de mer — le Makedonia Palace, Daios Luxury Living, l'Electra Palace sur Aristotelous — coûtent moins que des chambres équivalentes dans la plupart des villes d'Europe occidentale. Les tarifs grimpent autour de la foire commerciale de septembre et des grands week-ends de football.
Les hôtels avec vue sur la mer les plus chics bordent l'avenue Nikis et le front de mer de Nea Paralia : le Makedonia Palace et Daios Luxury Living donnent directement sur le golfe Thermaïque, et On Residence se trouve à l'extrémité côté port de la promenade. Demandez une chambre côté façade, car les tarifs et les vues varient selon l'étage.
Non. L'aéroport Makedonia (SKG) se trouve à environ 13 km au sud-est du centre — assez proche pour qu'il n'y ait aucune raison de s'installer là-bas. Logez en ville et utilisez le bus de l'aéroport ou un taxi pour le transfert ; le trajet prend environ 30–45 minutes selon la circulation.
Oui. En plus des hôtels, il y a des appartements avec services et des aparthôtels au centre, et la banlieue balnéaire verdoyante de Kalamaria convient aux séjours plus longs et plus locaux — plus calme, moins cher et desservie par le métro en expansion de la ville. Pour une semaine ou plus, un appartement près du centre ou du front de mer vous offre une cuisine et plus d'espace.
Pas pour la ville elle-même. Le centre est plat et accessible à pied, desservi par des bus fréquents et le nouveau métro, donc une voiture est plus une gêne qu'une aide avec un stationnement limité. N'en louez une que pour les excursions d'une journée difficiles en transport public — le mont Olympe, les plages de Chalcidique, ou les cascades d'Edessa.
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