The Caravan

Sehr nette Leute, gemütliches Café, super Frühstück und ein sehr gemütliches Bett. Die Lage ist perfekt für einen Stadtbummel.

This place is a gem! If you like your hotels big and modern this place is not for you but if you like small, charming and personal it IS for you. Located just off Egnatia Street, one of the main drags in Thessaloniki, The Caravan is walking distance from the water front and many of the points of interest. My room was one of the smaller but big enough for a queen size bed with adequate room to spare, and the 14ft ceilings certainly created a sense of space. Built as an inn in the early 1920s it maintains that feel of old world charm. There is a small elevator for 2 or you can use the magnificent marble staircase to get to your room. The reception is also a coffee bar, locals hang out there working remotely, it also doubles as a breakfast room. There is a personal touch to their service. I had a problem with a tour I had booked and decided I would rent a car and drive myself , within minutes they had called for me and arranged it with a local renter. I would go to Thessaloniki again just so I could stay at the Caravan.

ok... i wanted to visit the hotel cafe for a while because of all the positive reviews i had read and to try the brunch dishes.. it s AMAZING!! the atmosphere, the brunch choices, the service, everything! it s good if you want a bite, good if you want to study with friends or alone ( there s specific studying room downstairs which is more quiet ) and great if you want to hang out! right in the centre, 2 min from Venizelou metro stop and in a beautiful quaint street. the only negative ( for me ) is that it s on the pricey side... brunch dishes cost around 10 euros and coffee around 3.80.

What a great find! When we checked in, we were greeted by the sweetest woman named Fay. Our rooms are adorable and hip. Very, very clean! We also enjoyed the cafe downstairs. Highly recommend, and will definitely stay again! Next time we will have to stay longer!

Good food, big portions, reasonable price. Very cosy place to have breakfast. We didn’t stay in the B&B, just visited for brunch. Couldn’t fault the food and they also had some gluten free options. The GF bread was a little hard but overall we had a lovely visit. Would return

It’s in a beautiful old building. Entrance is through what looks like a favorite student cafe.. reception manned by very happy friendly young people. We were on third floor, corner room, 3 balconies. Some commented on noise at nights , but we were not disturbed. The room is quirky, no closet but huge long rail and adequate for our6/7 day stay. There is a a chest of drawers. Lovely bathroom/ shower. The quirky breakfast room feels like eating in one’s friends farmhouse. Great breakfast, lovely ladies, chatting to us, enquiring about the day, helpful advice. Very good location to walk everywhere, great restaurants within 5/10/15 mins walk. Lift to all floors . They organised a hairdresser/ told me where good shopping was, made appointments for me. I’m not a hotel fan , and I prefer the boutique hotel , the quirky , personal touch type of places, yet not intrusive .. Only one bit I did not like was breakfast on last day , we were given a table in the noisy front room with loads of young American college group staying there. I prefer breakfast in a calm atmosphere , so I asked to be moved. It was great stay otherwise and seriously I’d rather stay there than in any 4/5 star hotel in Salonica.. AND unlike some big hotels . The bathroom has a door ( en-suite) some hotels have open door en-suites… ugh