Best conference hotels in Thessaloniki: 6 listings to compare

Imperial Palace | Classical Hotel Thessaloniki

At 13 Antigonidon Street in the city centre, this listing describes a refined hotel with a restaurant and bar and breakfast included. For events, according to the listing, the Colombo Conference Hall holds up to 180 people, has natural external lighting, and is fitted with technological equipment. Its independent entrance, separate from the hotel's main entrance, is a practical detail for delegate flow. Ask: does the Colombo hall booking include the equipment and layout changes, or are those quoted separately? Best for: larger conference sessions that need a dedicated hall with its own access. Imperial Palace | Classical Hotel Thessaloniki

PARK HOTEL Thessaloniki

On Ionos Dragoumi at Agoniston 5, this modern central hotel, according to the listing, offers rooms with balconies and modular conference facilities for up to 50 participants. The rooms can be arranged for meetings, seminars, exhibits, demos or banquets, with in-house whiteboards, easel pads and digital LED projectors. Catering ranges from coffee breaks to light lunches or full meals. Ask: can the modular rooms be split for parallel sessions, and how does that affect the quoted capacity? Best for: small meetings and training seminars that want in-house AV and flexible room shapes. PARK HOTEL Thessaloniki

Porto Palace Hotel

At 65, 26is Oktovriou St., this conference centre occupies a preserved 1913 industrial building, the listing says. It combines accommodation with conference facilities, meeting rooms, a business centre and high-speed Wi-Fi, plus a refined restaurant, a rooftop bar and the P-Bar and Ursa Minor. The listing also notes a rooftop pool, spa and fitness centre, and that non-staying guests can use the restaurants, rooftop pool area, bars and business facilities. Ask: which meeting room is held for a conference of our size, and is the business centre included? Best for: conferences that want a historic building, with social spaces open to delegates staying elsewhere. Porto Palace Hotel

Grand Hotel Palace

On Monastiriou Street at the entrance to the city, this five-star neoclassical hotel has 243 rooms and suites across six floors, per the listing. The record calls it the largest conference hotel in Thessaloniki, with 13 halls including Grace Hall, Garden Hall, Grand Ballroom and meeting rooms Iris, Celeste, Orion, Delta, Epsilon and Theta. It also lists a spa, a refined restaurant and free breakfast. Ask: with 13 halls, which combination fits our plenary plus breakout pattern, and how are breaks routed between them? Best for: large conferences needing many rooms under one roof. Grand Hotel Palace

Mediterranean Palace Hotel

At 3 Salaminos, Karatassou str., this hotel's listing describes event facilities for conferences and hybrid meetings, plus rooms and suites, an indoor pool and an elegant restaurant. Its event pages let you request a quote for gatherings, so the first step here is a written quote rather than a capacity figure. Ask: what hybrid setup is included for remote speakers, and does the quote cover the indoor pool and restaurant access for delegates? Best for: conferences with a hybrid element that want to start from a quote request. Mediterranean Palace Hotel

Anatolia Hotel

On Lagkada Street in the heart of the city, this listing describes a modern city hotel with rooms and suites, a spa, a rooftop garden and an elegant restaurant. The record states it is known for conference and meeting facilities and lists business events, conferences and seminars among its uses. Ask: what is actually included in the conference package beyond the room, such as the rooftop garden for a reception or the spa for delegates? Best for: business events and seminars that want a central base with a rooftop space. Anatolia Hotel

How to choose among them

Start with the programme, not the room. A plenary-only day and a plenary-plus-breakouts day point to different properties on this list, and the listing records above give you the first filter. Match the record's capacity figure to your largest single session, not your total registration, and ask every venue for a written layout plan.

Venue	Address in the record	Capacity stated	Event space named	Ask this first
Imperial Palace | Classical Hotel Thessaloniki	13 Antigonidon Street	Up to 180	Colombo Conference Hall	Is equipment and layout included?
PARK HOTEL Thessaloniki	81 Ionos Dragoumi, Agoniston 5	Up to 50	Modular conference rooms	Can rooms split for parallel sessions?
Porto Palace Hotel	65, 26is Oktovriou St.	Not stated	Meeting rooms, business centre	Which room is held for our size?
Grand Hotel Palace	305 Monastiriou Street	Not stated	13 halls	Which hall combination fits our pattern?
Mediterranean Palace Hotel	3 Salaminos, Karatassou str.	Not stated	Event facilities for hybrid meetings	What hybrid setup is included?
Anatolia Hotel	13 Lagkada Str	Not stated	Conference and meeting facilities	What does the package include beyond the room?

Questions to put to every venue

Run this checklist before you sign:

• Confirm the capacity figure against your largest single session, not total registration.
• Ask for a written floor plan for each layout you're considering.
• Check whether AV, staging and layout changes are in the quote or added later.
• Ask how delegates move between the main hall, breakouts, catering and the entrance.
• Confirm whether non-staying delegates can use the venue's public spaces.
• Put the room block and the event-space quote in one document, which is the argument in our guide to keeping the room block and event-space quote together.
• For the wider programme around your conference days, see choosing a Thessaloniki conference base.

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