Rotonda Hotel

Rotonda Hotel is a mid-priced hotel at Monastiriou 97 in Thessaloniki, in the Central Macedonia region of northern Greece. It stands on Monastiriou Avenue, west of the railway station, in the western part of the city centre. The avenue is a major thoroughfare that runs out of the city towards the west, and the district around it is commercial and transport-oriented rather than historic. The railway station and the intercity bus connections are close, which makes the hotel practical for travellers using public transport. The centre of town, including Aristotelous Square, the Ladadika district and the waterfront, is roughly 2 to 3 km away, reachable by taxi or local bus in a few minutes. Rates run from about EUR 55 to EUR 95 per night depending on season, placing the hotel in the budget to lower mid-range band. Rooms have wifi. The published information does not list a restaurant, pool or spa, so visitors should expect a straightforward hotel stay and should confirm any specific facility directly with the property. The name refers to the Rotunda, the circular Roman monument in the upper centre of the city, though the hotel is not beside it; visitors should check the address when planning walking routes. The service character is practical and low-key, appealing to independent travellers, business visitors with meetings in the western districts, and those making an overnight stop before onward travel by rail or road. Evening dining and nightlife are found mainly in the centre, in Ladadika and along the waterfront, so guests typically travel into town for meals. Thessaloniki's public transport includes buses on Monastiriou and taxis that are plentiful and inexpensive by European standards. Reservations can be made on +30 2310 517121, and the hotel has its own website at hotelrotonda.com.