Mandrino hotel provides 72 quality, fully equipped rooms, featuring private bathroom, 18 hour free room service, air conditioning, hair dryer, cable, satellite and pay TV 21 inch wide. Other room facilities include direct-dial telephone,FREE WiFi wireless Internet for all hotel guests, and mini bar. Single Room Double Room Triple Room. All guest rooms are large, bright and equipped to the highest standards and feature modern amenities expected by today's traveler. Some rooms feature balconies and have views to the bustling city center and the Old Town with its Byzantine walls and castle. For added guest convenience, there are non-smoking floors and handicap accessible rooms. Non smoking floors provide 100% smoke-free experience. The Rooms provide views to the famous Egnatia Avenue and to the Byzantine walls of the Old Town. The friendly professional staff of Mandrino guarantee a pleasant and memorable stay in Thessaloniki city. Mandrino has the perfect, affordable hotel room for your next trip. Our elegant lounge offers Room service without extra charge, Internet corner,TV (satellite supersport channel), Bar and Breakfast room. Our friendly staff looks forward to serving you when visiting the Thessaloniki area.

General Hotel Facilities. NEW Ultramodern Conference Hall with capacity of 70 people (plus video wall 2 x 2,3). NEW meeting room with capacity of 8 people. Cooperation with parking company in distance 30m from the hotel. Cooperation with car rental companies. Cooperation with taxi companies. Cooperation with travel agency for city tours on daily basis. Fax Internet services. PC for our customers with Internet connection. Free WiFi wireless broadband Internet for hotel guests. General Room Facilities. Bottled water, for a fee. Coffee maker/tea service. Individual climate control. Iron and ironing board. Luxurious bedding - down comforters, custom duvets, cotton-rich linens. En suite Bathroom - WC. Movies/videos, pay-per-view

The MANDRINO 3* is a distinguished hotel, situated right at the centre of Thessaloniki at the heart of the city's commercial and historical center. The hotel was last renovated in August 2006. At Mandrino Hotel we are committed to making every business trip to Thessaloniki a pleasure and every vacation to Thessaloniki an unforgettable trip. Mandrino hotel offers flawless accommodation and amenities for business and leisure travelers alike, understanding their hectic schedules of the former and the need for professionalism, convenience and timeliness. Ideal for Business Travelers. Business travelers will appreciate conveniences like high-speed Internet access. The bright Conference Hall, which accommodate up to 100 people, are all air-conditioned and equipped with the latest standards. The hotel contains a business center, conference rooms and Internet access in public areas for a fee. Ideal for Tourists Groups. The hotel is ideally located for both business and leisure travelers, in the bustling city center, within easy reach of all Thessalonikis tourist attractions, shopping areas, travel connections and many corporate offices. Mandrino Hotel Thessaloniki is a modern property overlooking the bustling and historical Egnatia Avenue in the heart of Thessaloniki City Historical Business Center. This Thessaloniki hotel is minutes from the Railway Station, the International Trade Fair, the Archaeological Byzantine Museums, Aristotle University University of Macedonia, the Industry Professional Chambers, the historical shopping centers of Modiano Kapani, the picturesque shore dotted with the seaside cafes all the way to the White Tower overlooking the city center and the gulf of Thermaikos.

At Mandrino Hotel you'll find Conference Facilities which can accommodate your small to medium conference event, such as seminars, business meetings and briefings, personnel training, workshops, presentations and many more. The bright Conference Hall, which can accommodate up to 70 people, is air-conditioned and equipped with the latest standards. Mandrino provides Conference Hall with a 70 persons capacity, fully equipped with projectors and hi-tech audio-visual aids. Business travelers will appreciate conveniences like high-speed Internet access. The Conference Hall has natural light and your meeting attendees can now benefit from the WiFi broadband connection as part of the conference package.

To experience Thessaloniki fully you must dedicated time to visit the city's numerous museums and sights with many of them luckily being at the city center within walking distance from each other. Alatza Imaret The Alatza Imaret was built in the 15th century and was founded by Issak Pasha. It's name means colorful almshouse in Turkish. Opening hours: Monday - Friday 09:00 - 13:00 and 17:00 - 21:00 Saturday: 17:00 - 21:00 Sunday: 09:00 - 13:00. Archaeological Museum The Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, founded in 1962, houses a very important collection spanning millennia of history, from prehistoric times to Archaic and Classical periods. It includes sculptures and miniature works of art. The museum's permanent exhibit is called Treasures of Macedonia with many findings on Alexander the Great. For more information contact: Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki 6, Manoli Andronikou str., HANTH Square Opening Hours Monday 14:00 - 20:30 Tuesday - Sunday 08:00 - 20:30. Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki The museum's exhibits enable visitors to explore the history of the Jewish community of Thessaloniki from the 3rd Century A.D to World War II. For more information contact: Jewish Museum of Thessaloniki 13, Agiou Mina str., Opening Hours Friday - Sunday 11:00 - 14:oo Wednesday - Thursday 11:00 - 14:oo, 17:00 - 20:00. The Crypt of Saint Demetrios Within the church of Saint Demetrios, the crypt was discovered in 1918. The crypt exhibits include paleo-christian sculptures and other artifacts, the fountain of holy water and holy oil related to the cult of Saint Demetrios, the reconstructed pulpit, the architectonic sculptures of the first phase of the temple and other. White Tower The symbol of the city, the tower was built in the 15th century as part of the city's wall. During the Ottoman era the tower was used as lodgings by the Janissary guard and as prison. The museum exhibits remarkable items such as sculptures, frescos, mosaics, icons, coins, inscriptions etc. For more information contact: White Tower Nikis Avenue Opening Hours Tuesday - Sunday 08:30 - 15:00. Macedonian Museum of Modern Art It was founded in 1979 and covers an area of more than 4000 sq.m including exhibition halls, a library, art workshops and more. The museum has a permanent collection of more than 1800 works of Greek and foreign artists. The library contains 2500 volumes and documents about painting, sculpture, engraving, architecture and photography. For more information contact: Room of Periodical Exhibits Helexpo, 154 Egnatia Str., Opening Hours Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 14:00 and 18:00 - 20:00 Sunday 11:00 - 15:00 Sports Museum Its exhibits include themes such as Chess and its history, Greek Olympic Champions - 100 years Olympic Games, Sea Sports - Kanoe / Kayak and Greek and International Football. Museum of Byzantine Culture It covers the entire Byzantine period with an exhibit area of more than 3000 sq.m. Apart from the 11 permanent exhibit rooms there is a wing featuring modern exhibits, an amphitheatre with audiovisual capabilities, extensive ancillary areas for labs and storerooms and the kiosk of the Archaeological Resources Fund. For more information: Museum of Byzantine Culture of Thessaloniki 2, Stratou Avenue Opening Hours: Winter: Monday 10:30 - 17:00 Tuesday - Friday 08:00 - 14:30 Saturday - Sunday 08:00 - 14:30 Summer: Monday 12:30 - 19:00 Tuesday - Sunday 08:00 - 19:00. Cinema Museum of Thessaloniki The exhibits area covers an area of 240 sq.m displaying film cameras and projectors, film equipment, Greek and foreign movies, documentaries, trailers, slides and posters. There is also a book, records and film library, a screening room and a lecture hall. For more information: Contact the Cinema Museum of Thessaloniki 44, Andreou Georgiou str., Port-Warehouse A Thessaloniki. Water Museum of Thessaloniki Housed in the Central Pump Station, built at the beginning of the 20th century. Its three buildings cover an area of 3000 sq.m displaying pumping units, electricity generators, boiler rooms, documents about water and hydraulic works, as well as an archive of maps and plans of the water supply network of the 19th and 20th centuries. For more information: Contact the Water Museum of Thessaloniki 49, 26th Octovriou str., Opening Hours: Monday - Friday 10:00 - 14:00. Museum of Photography Thessaloniki's Museum of Photography organizes exhibits and supports historical research of the Greek photography. For more information: Contact the Photography Museum of Thessaloniki 44, Andreou Georgiou str., Port-Warehouse A Thessaloniki Folk Museum of Macedonia and Thrace A great collection of folk items of everyday life in the greater area of Macedonia, the Folk Museum is also housed in an impressive neo-classical building known as the old government house built in 1906. For more information: Contact the Folk Museum 68, Vassilissis Olgas str., Opening Hours: Everyday except Thursdays 09:00 - 14:00. THESSALONIKI CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS. Society of Macedonian Studies The Society of Macedonian Studies, one of Thessaloniki's most important cultural institutions, collects, preserves, studies and publishes a linguistic, folkloric, historical, archaeological and general archive and promotes traditional Macedonian art. The Society of Macedonian Studies houses a valuable Picture Gallery collection on the top floor of the theatre, including 300 paintings, sculptures and engravings by Greek and foreign artists. Occassionaly the Art Gallery hosts modern art exhibitions. European Centre of Byzantine Monuments The European Centre of Byzantine Monuments, housed at the Museum of Byzantine Culture, conducts European and International - level scientific research in the fields of museology, conservation and restoration. The Centre also displays works of Byzantine and post Byzantine art, organizes educational seminars and grants scholarships for scientific research. Thessaloniki State Orchestra The Thessaloniki State Orchestra was established in 1959 under the name Symphony Orchestra of Northern Greece as part of Thessaloniki's State Conservatory. In 1969 the orchestra was nationalized and took its current name. Today, the State Orchestra is made up of about 100 musicians with outstanding performances within Greece and abroad. National Theatre of Northern Greece Founded in 1961, the National Theatre of Northern Greece (NTNG) was the first theatre in the country to introduce an alternative repertoire. The National Theatre includes the Drama School - a modern stage for young and talented actors - the Children's Theatre and the dance ensemble Aenaon Dance Theatre of Daniel Lomel. These three departments stage performances on a regular basis. Moni Lazariston (Monastery of Lazaristes) Moni Lazariston complex, an impressive entertainment and culture venue of the city, was established by monks of Saint Vincent Battalion of Paul in 1886. In 1980 the complex was declared a protected monument due to its historical and architectural importance, and in 1997 it opened its gates to the public as a venue for theatrical performances, concerts, exhibitions and other activities. Concert Hall of Thessaloniki An impressive building right by the sea, Thessaloniki's Concert Hall is fully equipped as a host of concerts, dance and theatre, opera, art exhibitions and conventions. It includes a main hall of 1464 seats with exceptional acoustics, an impressive foyer, administrative and technical service offices and supporting facilities. Thessaloniki's Concert Hall started hosting performances in May 2000 and plays a leading role in the cultural, social and economic development of the city.