Egnatia Palace Hotel and Spa

Egnatia Palace Hotel and Spa is a four-star city hotel at Egnatia 61, at the corner of Egnatia and Mitropolitou Gennadiou streets in Thessaloniki, Greece. The address places it in the Rotunda and Arch of Galerius area, one of the city's best-known clusters of Roman-era monuments, which stand a short walk away along Egnatia Street. The Rotunda, the Arch of Galerius and the remains of the Galerian Palace complex are the main nearby sights, and the Church of Agios Georgios inside the Rotunda is among the city's best-known early Christian monuments. Aristotelous Square and the waterfront are reachable on foot in around fifteen to twenty minutes, or by a short taxi ride, and the Archaeological Museum and Museum of Byzantine Culture lie a little farther south-east along the seafront. The hotel's distinguishing feature is its on-site spa, which provides a place to relax after a day of sightseeing, and this sets it apart from many mid-range city hotels. Rooms are in a conventional four-star style, with standard doubles and larger categories, and guests usually find the property comfortable for city breaks and business stays. Details of pools, restaurants and breakfast are not documented in the available data, so these should be confirmed at the time of booking. Egnatia Street is a major thoroughfare, so the surroundings are busy with traffic during the day, and visitors who prefer quiet may wish to ask for a room away from the street. Nightly rates generally fall between about EUR 80 and 150 depending on season and room type. Reservations can be made by phone on +30 2310 222900 or through the hotel's own website at egnatiapalace.gr. The location suits history-minded visitors who want to be close to the Roman monuments and to the quieter eastern side of the centre.