:: General info
The hotel Anatolia is a B class-Hotel Situated in the commercial centre of Salonica, 300 meters from the Railway Station and 2 km from the International Fair. It has 71 completely redecorated rooms equipped with all the comforts.

There is also a restaurant, bar conference room available for various functions, and sauna. A buffet is served for breakfast.

The ANATOLIA hotel is situated in a quiet area close to the city centre. All 56 rooms are fully modernized with facilities including air conditioning, mini bar, TV.

In the traditional Thracian-style restaurant you can choose from a variety of local specialities or enjoy a drink in the friendly environment of the cafeteria or bar. The warm atmosphere and Thracian hospitality of ANATOLIA hotel will make your stay a truly unforgettable experience.

:: Location
The hotel is located in Democracy Square in the center of Thessaloniki .It has 71 fully- renovated well-equipped rooms,wher all your comforts are met ! Air-conditioning, color satellite TV,mini bar,radio ,direct dial telephones,safe deposit boxes and hairdryers can all be found in each room.

The reception staff are friendly and ready to be of an assistance to your every need 24 hours of the day .You may enjoy breakfast and savour our home-cooked meals or simply take your coffee or drink in our ground floor bar-restaurant throughout the day. A conference room is located on the first floor, which can host 5 to 60 people for conventions,bussiness meetings etc. Coffee breaks with your choice of refreshments are also offered.

:: Rooms
Hotel Anatolia Thessaloniki has 71 completely redecorated rooms equipped with all the comforts.

:: Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki was founded by Kassandros, king of Makedonia in 315BC who named it after the sister of Alexander the Great. In 324AD it was declared joint capital with Constantinople and thus acquires the Byzantine colour that it still has today. Owing to its art,intellect,commerce and economy it quickly developed into a cradle of culture and the center of the Balkanians.Since the beginning of the 19th century, Thessaloniki has expanded into an international commercial crossroads with a thriving European Community and intense social activity.

The port, the biggest in the Balkans,constitues a focal point for every branch of commerce and industry up to the present day. The annual international Trade Fair captures the interest of every visitor. .For all these reasons Thessaloniki was justifiably declared Cultural Capital of Europe in 1997.Through a 2003-year course time has left Thessaloniki rich in admirable monuments.Land marks are the White Tower, the church of St Dimitrios patron saint of the city, Eptapyrgio with its impressive castles that surround the city, the Byzantine Archeological Museum with opulent exhibits that date back to Thessaloniki's early years of founding,the imposing Arch of Galerius which stands in the busiest street in the center of the city, and many others.

Thessaloniki's historic seafront by the White Tower with its wonderful sunsets and the forest of Seix Sou which surrounds the city inviting walks among the pinewoods, justify Thessaloniki's title of Lady of Thermaiko's Gulf. The city's vibrant nightlife with its many intense rhythms that can be felt from one side of the city to the other, together with its wide variety of entertainment from gastronomy to singing and dancing enchants everyone until the early morning hours.

All these aspects of Thessaloniki surely do not leave any visitor unmoved.