Thesshostel - Thessrooms

We stayed for a single night on our way to Lefkada, and this spot did exactly what we needed: a straightforward, no-frills room at a fair price. Nothing flashy—just a comfortable base that makes travel days easier.||The location is the win. It’s an easy walk to the old town area and the seafront, so you can stretch your legs, grab a bite, or take a relaxed evening stroll without fussing with transport.||Heads-up: amenities are minimal. You’ll get towels, but bring your own shower essentials and toiletries. Given the value, that trade-off felt reasonable to us.

Better than it looks, comfy beds, a bit loud olace, but very nice. Kitchen wasnt fully equiped.

Best location there a very traditional bougatsa place that sells delicious greek food for breakfast and coffee nearby. There is also an amazing food place next door and also the train station is super close. The check in was very easy, we arrived late but we were given a code to collect the key and the rooms very clean.

While traveling back from Zakynthos we stopped overnight in Thessaloniki and this hotel was a good option for us. Although it is placed in a former industrial area behind the railway station and the neighborhood is not really the best in town, overall it is well positioned at only 5 minutes by car from the port where all entertainment can be found. The room was a loft, very cousy and and newly furnished. All is industrial style but comfortable.

We stayed for a single night on our way to Lefkada, and this spot did exactly what we needed: a straightforward, no-frills room at a fair price. Nothing flashy—just a comfortable base that makes travel days easier. The location is the win. It’s an easy walk to the old town area and the seafront, so you can stretch your legs, grab a bite, or take a relaxed evening stroll without fussing with transport. Heads-up: amenities are minimal. You’ll get towels, but bring your own shower essentials and toiletries. Given the value, that trade-off felt reasonable to us.

A lovely hotel in an amazing location just a short walk to the metro. The owners are very kind and respond super quickly! ❤️🙏🏼

This hostel is extremely ghetto. Inside it looks like you are in the ghetto, and is very dimly lit, and makes you feel like maybe you are not in a safe place. There is no heat and it gets very cold inside, extremely cold at night. The kitchen facilities are not fully equipped as they say they are. I even emailed ahead to ask if they had certain things in the kitchen and they said yes, but when I arrived they did not. I had to go out and buy the extra kitchenware myself. The showers do not always have hot water. Only a couple of the days did it have hot water. A couple of the days the water was too cold to shower at all. A couple of the other days it was warm enough to shower but not very comfortably. And the internet is very spotty and doesn't always work, which can really cause you trouble if you need to use it, especially for work like me. And the place isn't even cheap either, you are paying more than you should for such accomodations. The only good thing is that the female staff are very friendly and try to be accomodating, but there is only so much they can do to be accomodating when the accomodations are simply so poor. And the male staff member doesn't even try to be accomodating and obviously doesn't care about his job or the customers. In the end this was one of the worst hostels I have ever stayed at, and made for a very depressing stay in greece.

I stayed three nights at the Thess Hostel. The entrance is colorful, and easy to spot on Agion Panton street. The hostel is in a good location for travelers: near the train station and the bus depot. It is a couple of km from central Thessaloniki and the harbor, but there are several buses available on Monasteriou, a nearby main street. The family that runs the hostel are helpful, and speak excellent English. My room had twin beds, a wardrobe, flat-screen TV, air-conditioner, small desk and chair. The WiFi signal was strong. A small balcony looked out over other buildings, and was useful for drying clothing/towels. The bathroom (shared) was tiled with large sink, bathtub/shower and toilet. There was also a shared kitchenette, with small refridge, hot plate, sink, a few pots, pans, plates and cutlery. Everything was clean. Although breakfast was not included, there was a local bakery a few doors along Agion Panton street which was open 24 hours and had superb bougatsas (a filled flaky pastry), crepes and other freshly-baked pastries. There was some noise from occasional trains, but the streets and trains quieted down at night. My bed was comfortable. The Salonica Mall (large multi-floor, lots of shops and large grocery store) was 750m to the west, an easy walk. The lobby of Thess Hostel had hot coffee/tea and cold drinking water available when it was open (most of the day). Bikes were available for rent. I thought it offered very good value for the price of a room.