Ambient of the old architecture and location. The surrounding is protected as an old Jewish quarter, close to the city center. The interior is designed as modern with nice details, but is not practical for use.

It is too small, because it is in a heritage building, rooms and bathrooms are designed out of standards. There is no dining room/restaurant, thay serve breakfast in the room, we asked to have it on the reception/lobby area. The hotel is not recommended for families with children or disabled persons. More adults only concept or honey moon couples. The parking is very limited and restricted, the hotel can't guarantee safe and close parking.

Excellent hotel, wonderful and helpful staff, very romantic place, the entire old town is within walking distance. However, if you want breakfast in your room, you must inform about this the previous day.

The entire old city with narrow streets is lined with cars so that the likelihood of getting through them to the hotel without damage is extremely low, so we damaged a headlight when making a left turn at the entrance to the hotel. In the city, most cars are scratched. Parking is very difficult from the front of the hotel; we barely found a space in the large parking lot above. But on the other side of this house there are more free places, but we didn’t know that. It would be nice to indicate the path to this place.

Nice location, spacious room (for the ground floor room), good breakfast served in the room

The situation regarding the car parking, is misleading in booking com site. The hotel has a parking permit for 2 cars outside the hotel location, but in order to park there you need to get a voucher from the hotel in advance. If you park in those places without the permit card visible in your front car window, you risk getting fined by the municipal police.

We enjoyed our stay and would recommend it to other travelers. The room was a bit cozy for three people but for a one-night stay it was just fine. The room was nicely furnished and very clean. The beds were comfortable and we had everything we needed for a nice stay. The breakfast the next morning was lovely and having it delivered to the room was convenient. The location was easy enough to get to and we were thankful to have a parking spot right out front.

Not a big deal, but the staircase leading up to the room was pretty steep and might be tough for a person with mobility issues. It was a little tricky to haul larger suitcases because of it.

Great location, nice room, very luxurious feel, very clean, good heating

The heat pump made a loud noise during the night for up to 10 minutes, which was really hard to deal with while trying to sleep. If it wasn't for that, the room would get a 10/10 rating. 8/10 is a fairly generous rating considering the noise. Rooms could be a bit more sound-proof too, but this wasn't much of a concern.

Great location in an historic area with just a short walk to the town centre. Excellent breakfast (but perhaps a little too much). Our booked room was dark and not as described (see what I didn't like) but we were moved to a much bigger and brighter room with a view over the river. Veria is an interesting town with many Ottoman-era buildings but most are badly neglected and, in some cases, literally falling down. In nearby Vergina is the tomb of Phillip of Macedon, Alexander the Great's father - an absolute must-visit.

Our booked room claimed - misleadingly - to have a 'patio'. This turned out to be a small tiled area with no outdoor furniture and was completely useless. Breakfast is served in your room and, in the case of our booked room, would have been awkward to eat as the room contained just one chair and a very small table. After some communication with the owners, we were moved to another, much better room with outdoor space and furniture. The bed was comfortable but set on the floor rather than on a frame so was difficult to get in and out of. Check-in is at 1500 but reception closed at 1200 so nobody was physically on the premises to help on arrival.

Breakfast was good and we loved the terrace looking over the old quarter. Great to have a little seating area and fridge etc and the aircon was very welcome.

Check in is from 3pm but the reception closes at 3 so there is nobody around. I had checked parking was available at the time of booking and had emailed in the morning to check how to obtain a parking card to park in the street outside but had received no information about this by the time we arrived (shortly after 3) and there was nobody to ask. So we had to drop off bags and park in an underground parking 10 mins away. The helpful receptionist reimbursed our parking charge but it would have been much easier to park just outside. Information about where to find the card should have been provided earlier.

The location was perfect, housed in renovated Greek Ottoman appartements near the Jewish neighbourhood of Veria. The breakfast was perfect and the staff so friendly. When the weather is better ill visit Veria once more

The only thing was that the room was a bit dark, but thats because we boooked the highest room. Some lights were broken.

It is in the city center so it has everything close to it . The breakfast was different every morning and very delicious.

They bring the breakfast to the room in which there was no regular table so it was uncomfortable It is very very difficult to find a parking

Staff very welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable. Room atmospheric, thoughtfully fitted and an overall delight. Intimate nature of a very well-appointed small boutique hotel

Very difficult to find and the streets in this area are very narrow and congested. Hotel itself had a lovely outlook but did take a long time to find it - NOT the hotel's fault!