Business meeting hotels in Thessaloniki: 8 listings

S Hotel Boutique Thessaloniki

On Kalapothaki in the city centre, S Hotel Boutique Thessaloniki is described in its listing as offering elegant rooms and suites with balconies, archaeological remains and a restaurant. For work, it says the rooftop Meeting Room is bright and pleasant, suited to team building, professional meetings, conferences and training seminars, with three layout options and capacity for up to 35 people depending on configuration. Equipment such as audio or projection is not itemised, so ask exactly what's included before you commit. Hire is by the hour or day, with packages for repeated use, and the space can serve as a private office. Best for: small sessions, training days and recurring bookings.

Antigon Urban Chic Hotel

On Antigonidon Street in the centre, Antigon Urban Chic Hotel is called a five-star hotel by its listing, with a bar restaurant set in a glazed atrium above ancient Macedonian and Roman ruins, a garden terrace and complimentary breakfast. For events, it states that a meeting room and related facilities are provided, and the listing positions the property as a possible option for small business gatherings. Capacity, seating layouts and equipment aren't specified, so ask what the room holds and what's provided. Secured parking is available on request. Best for: small meetings where guests stay overnight.

Metropolitan Hotel Thessaloniki

On Vasilissis Olgas Avenue, Metropolitan Hotel Thessaloniki is described by its listing as a modern hotel with simple rooms and suites, an unpretentious restaurant, and a café with a bar. For events, it states that a meeting room is provided, making the property suitable for small business gatherings or meetings, and the listing notes easy access to local attractions and transport links. The listing gives no capacity, layout or equipment details, so ask what the room seats in your preferred format and whether food service during sessions is arranged. Best for: straightforward, central meetings with dining on site.

Porto Palace Hotel

On 26is Oktovriou Street, Porto Palace Hotel is described by its listing as a hotel and conference centre in a preserved 1913 industrial building, with meeting rooms, a business centre and high-speed Wi-Fi. Dining covers a refined restaurant, a rooftop bar, P-Bar and Ursa Minor, plus a rooftop pool, spa and fitness centre. The listing says it hosts corporate events, weddings and social celebrations with event spaces, catering and event planning, and that non-staying guests can use the restaurants, rooftop pool area, bars and business facilities. Ask which room sizes are available for your headcount. Best for: corporate programmes that need catering and event planning.

Grand Hotel Palace

On Monastiriou Street at the entrance to the city, Grand Hotel Palace is described by its listing as a five-star, neoclassical hotel with 243 rooms and suites over six floors, and called the largest conference hotel in Thessaloniki, with 13 halls. Named spaces include Grace Hall, Garden Hall, Grand Ballroom and meeting rooms Iris, Celeste, Orion, Delta, Epsilon and Theta. The listing says it hosts conferences and social events such as weddings, baptisms, parties and New Year's cake cutting, and there's a spa, a refined restaurant and free breakfast. Ask which halls suit parallel sessions. Best for: conferences and multi-room formats.

Vanoro Hotel

On Dodekanisou Street, Vanoro Hotel is described by its listing as offering modern, unpretentious rooms, a restaurant and bar, and a spa. For business gatherings, it provides an elegant, well-equipped meeting space, described as a unique, flexible private area designed for executive meetings, workshops and gatherings, tailored to individual needs, with a dedicated team available for guidance and support. Because the listing calls the space flexible, ask how it's set up for your format and whether the room is exclusive to your group. Best for: executive meetings and workshops.

Abc Hotel Thessaloniki

On Angelaki Street, Abc Hotel Thessaloniki is described by its listing as a city-centre hotel with 100 rooms directly across from the University campus and the International Trade Fair grounds. Facilities include a breakfast room named Arethousa, a café-bar called La Fontaine and a meeting room named Makedonia. The listing says the hotel welcomes business and leisure travellers and sits within walking distance of major attractions and the shopping centre. Room size and equipment aren't given, so ask what Makedonia holds and whether it can be reserved for a half day. Best for: visits tied to the trade fair or university.

NYX Hotel Thessaloniki

At 1 Tsimiski Street, NYX Hotel Thessaloniki is described by its listing as an urban-style hotel in the heart of the city, with guest room categories such as Design Double Star and Superior Down to Earth. Its website includes a dedicated meetings section with the option to book meeting rooms online, which can speed up early comparison while dates are still moving. Capacity, layouts and equipment aren't listed, so ask directly before booking, especially if you need a particular room setup. Best for: central meetings with quick online room booking.

How to choose among them

The table below compares only what each listing states. Empty cells mean the listing doesn't say, not that the feature is missing, so treat them as questions to ask.

Venue	Address	Meeting space, as listed	Capacity	Hire terms
S Hotel Boutique Thessaloniki	5 Kalapothaki	Rooftop Meeting Room, three layouts	Up to 35	Hourly, daily, packages
Antigon Urban Chic Hotel	15 Antigonidon Street	Meeting room and facilities	Not stated	Not stated
Metropolitan Hotel Thessaloniki	65 Vasilissis Olgas Avenue	Meeting room	Not stated	Not stated
Porto Palace Hotel	65, 26is Oktovriou St.	Meeting rooms and conference facilities	Not stated	Not stated
Grand Hotel Palace	305 Monastiriou Street	13 halls, including named rooms	Not stated	Not stated
Vanoro Hotel	6 Dodekanisou Street	Private, flexible meeting space	Not stated	Not stated
Abc Hotel Thessaloniki	Angelaki 41	Meeting room named Makedonia	Not stated	Not stated
NYX Hotel Thessaloniki	1 Tsimiski Street	Meeting rooms bookable online	Not stated	Not stated

Before you shortlist, work through this checklist:

• Match room size to your headcount in the layout you actually want, theatre, boardroom or cabaret, and ask for the figure in writing.
• Confirm what's included in the room rate: screen, projector, flipchart, microphones, Wi-Fi and technical support.
• Ask about catering: coffee breaks, lunch, dietary requirements and whether outside suppliers are allowed.
• Check arrival logistics for out-of-town guests. Thessaloniki arrivals can be uneven, and our guide to planning an Athens airport meeting with staggered arrivals covers the timing questions that apply to any Greek city.
• Plan the first twenty minutes of the day deliberately. Our notes on networking room flow and giving people somewhere to start explain why the room layout decides whether conversation happens.
• Ask about parking, accessibility and how non-staying attendees reach the meeting room.
• Get cancellation terms and any minimum spend in writing before you sign.

Tell us your headcount and date

Send us your headcount, preferred date and a short brief, and we'll pass it to the venues whose listings fit. If you'd rather compare first, browse the hotel listings in Thessaloniki directly. Note that Greek requirements for business events, licensing and taxes can change, so confirm current rules with the venue, your accountant or the competent authority before you commit.