Stayed at the Bristol for two nights at the end of an Easter tour of northern Greece. Bit of a final splurge although I thought the room was extremely reasonable (£80 per night) given the standard of hotel and location. The hotel is a little tricky to find (or at least I found it hard to pin point) - you... More

Our choice for the Bristol was based on comments and ratings from tripadvisor and it payed off - we had a perfect stay! Starting with the position, this hotel is right in the heart of the city, within walking distance from most attractions. We had a double room where everything was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was "a la carte",... More

This hotel is perfect. We booked a superior double room, which turned out to be a suite. It was Greek Orthodox Weekend in Greece. There were two receptionists on duty a wonderful lady during the day and a nice gentleman at night, I wish I had asked their names but unfortunately I neglected to do so. They were great, making... More

All was really good. Location, lunch, breakfast, staff etc ... Only the bed was a bit too hard and uncomfortable for me but this was not due to any lack of quality. Just the type of bed and views vary on what people prefer. The location advantage includes proximity to almost all mediums of transport while the Train Station is... More

this hotel exceeded our expectations even though our expectations were high. first class hospitable helpful service great rooms fabulous breakfasts all overseen by the wonderful mein host "Sapphire" and aided and abetted by his team. everybody went the extra mile in helping resolve our travel and dining plans ; nothing was too much trouble. Highly recommend this hotel

The Bristol, in the center of Thessaloniki, is a neo-classical mansion with 20 suites, complete with period antiques and Art-Deco furniture and accessories. Everything is perfect, beginning with the incredible service at the reception desk and all over the property. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, sparkling. All have safes, refrigerators, LCD TVs and free hotel-wide WiFi. All in all, an... More

We stayed at the Capsis Bristol for three days in May 2011, based on a Matt Barrett review and were delighted with our visit. On arrival we were upgraded to a roomy suite, nicely furnished, quiet (we were above the bustling restaurant area square) and very comfortable. While waiting for the room to be finished we were served drinks by... More

We stayed here, with our 6-month-old girl, and we were very pleased of our choice: The hotel is located in the picturesque area of Ladadica, which is full of little taverns and bars, and it lies in the very heart of Thessaloniki, just a few steps from Niki's (front sea) avenue, Aristotelous square and Tsimiski's shopping area. Still, it is... More

I have been in Thessaloniki many times, but this time I enjoyed my stay in the city, because of Bristol Capsis. Forget the typical hotels. This boutique hotel has "personality" and "style". The staff ıs so helpful and pleasant!! Rooms are very spacious and comfortable and the breakfast just amazing!! What else does anyone want from a hotel? I want... More