Blue Bottle Boutique Hotel

For our first ever visit to Thessaloniki in October 2025 we chose to stay at the Blue Bottle Hotel.|We were checked in by a lovely young lady by the name of Ελευθερία. (Eleftería) As we were just about to get in the elevator, we asked her to think of a restaurant she would recommend for our evening meal. When we came down again a short while later she handed us a piece of paper on which she had written down the names of 6 Tavernas, 5 restaurants and 5 Street Food outlets and 6 bars, all with their respective addresses. She had also written down all of the main tourist attractions and one recommended day trip out of the city. We have never experienced such thoroughly good service anywhere else. Over the next 10 days we got to know all of the other staff on the reception desk and in the breakfast room and they were all equally friendly.|The hotel is very well located and within walking distance of many of the famous sights and the sea front. There are also many bus routes and the Venizelou metro stop close by. Our room was spacious enough for two people, the bed was comfortable and the shower and the WC were separate. The breakfast is à la carte, not buffet-style, and there is plenty to choose from. We intend to go back to Thessaloniki a second time and, when we do, we wouldn’t want to stay anywhere else but the Blue bottle.

A very conveniently located hotel in the heart of the city. We stayed here for four nights while exploring Thessaloniki and we loved it. Everything is within a walking distance. Our room was large with a large shower and separate toilet. Modern facilities. Breakfast was very good.

We booked the Blue Bottle trusting the reviews for the hotel but were bitterly disappointed. The 17 square meter double room was too small with nowhere to unpack, no shelving, no cupboards and one ricketty table. The first receptionist who booked us in was apathetic, a far cry from the ones mentioned in the reviews. Finally the breakfast service was glacial. All the other guests were looking around like us to see where the waitress was and why the service was so slow. The waitress completely forgot the poor man behind us who sat for twenty minutes waiting for an order that didn't arrive. OK so it's quirky and well situated but so are many other hotels in this area of Thessaloniki. Sorry Blue Bottle but you really must to try harder.

It is a nice, little hotel with a very good service and the breakfast you can individually setup. Parking space is limited therefore you have to arrange parking garage if you come with your own car.

We had such a lovely stay at the Blue Bottle Hotel. Everything was walking distance and it is in a good area with a lot of shops, restaurants and bars. The breakfast was also good! They had 3 set menus or you could pick and choose your own breakfast. However, the best part was Eleutheria, the amazing hotel receptionist! Everyday she would give us recommendations on where and what to eat, going above and beyond to take the time to make sure we enjoyed Thessaloniki. Every restaurant she recommended went above and beyond our expectations, and she would even go as far as telling us her favorite dishes. She was so kind and really took care of us. For that, we could come back to the Blue Bottle again!

A great hotel in a perfect location. I stayed here twice during my trip to Greece. The rooms are very nicely furnished and the breakfast rooms are also great. The staff are very nice and the breakfast is really great. I will come back again.

Vertel nice hotel centrally located in Thessaloniki. Room is very tidy and clean. Nice staff. I can recommend the Blue Bottle Boutique Hotel.

Wonderful boutique hotel a 10-minute walk from Aristotelous Square, and one hour by direct bus from the airport. The room was smartly designed to allow optimal use of small space. Staff was very friendly, and the booking included a delicious and bountiful free Greek breakfast. Finally, they allow online check-in which was very helpful. Highly recommended.