Budget-friendly hotel in central Thessaloniki, right on Egnatia Street and next to Dimokratias metro station, with free Wi-Fi, balconies, a 24-hour reception and all the main sights within walking distance.
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Argo is a budget-friendly hotel in a central spot in Thessaloniki, right on Egnatia Street and just a few steps from Dimokratias metro station and its namesake square. Its main strength is the location: the port and the railway station are around 300 metres away, while bars, restaurants and cafés line the surrounding blocks.
It is a practical, no-frills choice for travellers on holiday or business who want to get around on foot or by public transport. The rooms are simple and functional, with a telephone, fan and balcony; some feature air conditioning and a private bathroom with shower, and there are room types for one, two or three guests.
Argo has a 24-hour reception with free Wi-Fi throughout, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. The bus to Thessaloniki Airport stops just a few metres away. Payment at the property is accepted in cash only.
Argo offers three room types designed for different needs: a single room with a shared bathroom, ideal for the solo traveller after an affordable option; a twin/double for couples; and a roomier triple for small groups or families. These are simple, tidy spaces geared towards resting after a day out in the city.
All rooms share the same essentials: a balcony, free Wi-Fi, telephone, flat-screen TV, fan, heating, fridge, wardrobe and bed linen. The differences lie mainly in capacity and bathroom: the single uses a shared bathroom, while the double and triple have a private bathroom with shower. The single and the triple are air-conditioned, a handy feature during the warm summer months.
Argo brings together the essentials for a comfortable, no-surprises stay in central Thessaloniki. The reception is open around the clock, with daily housekeeping, a wake-up service and luggage storage, while free Wi-Fi covers every corner of the property.
The rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, telephone, air conditioning or a fan, heating, fridge, wardrobe and bed linen, and several have a private bathroom with shower and a balcony. It is worth noting that the hotel does not have parking and that the upper floors are accessible by stairs only. With this set of comforts, Argo is aimed at travellers looking for a functional, well-connected base from which to explore Thessaloniki on foot.
Argo sits at Egnatia Street 11, the central historical axis of Thessaloniki, in the western part of the city centre. It is a busy, well-connected area: Dimokratias metro station is about 250 metres away, while the main railway station and the port are just 300 metres away. With the new Metro Line 1, getting around the city is fast without a car. Thessaloniki Airport is about 12 km away, roughly 16 minutes by car, and the airport bus stops just a few metres from the hotel. Note that the property does not have parking, so the metro or walking is the most convenient option.
On foot you can comfortably reach the heart of the city. Dimokratias Square is just 150 metres away, while the Byzantine Church of the Holy Apostles — a UNESCO World Heritage monument — is around 350 metres away. The Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki is 500 metres away and the Roman Forum of Thessaloniki, a Roman archaeological site with an odeon, is about 800 metres away. At roughly the same distance lies the iconic Aristotelous Square, opening onto the Thermaic Gulf, while the White Tower, the city's landmark, is around 1.7 km away along the waterfront. The best time to visit is spring and autumn, with mild weather and pleasant walks along the seafront, as summer can be hot and humid.
