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The Met Hotel

Thessaloniki • New Harbor • OPTIMIZE

avg. $159 / night

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At a glance

A 2010 modernist tower by Tombazis and Associates with Milan-inflected interiors and rooftop pool views to Mount Olympus.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Greece's design evolution

Highlights:

  • Tombazis and Associates modernist tower with kinetic brise-soleil facade
  • Rooms with walnut panels, leather headboards, and glass-partitioned bathrooms
  • Rooftop infinity pool overlooking Thermaic Gulf and Mount Olympus
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PB hotel design editorial

When Thessaloniki needed a hotel that could credibly represent the city's emergence as a serious design destination, the answer came in the form of a purpose-built tower at the New Harbor — a clean-lined modernist structure whose stacked horizontal brise-soleil and cantilevered balconies give the building a kinetic quality at dusk, the louvered fins catching the last light off the Thermaic Gulf. The Met Hotel, designed by the Athens-based architectural practice Tombazis and Associates with interiors by Zege Architects, opened in 2010 with 66 rooms and suites across ten floors, and set out to deliver something closer to a northern European city hotel than anything Greece had previously attempted at this scale. The rooms deploy a consistent language of dark-stained walnut sliding panels, low platform beds with leather headboards, Artemide Tolomeo wall lamps in chrome, and glass-partitioned bathrooms with cantilevered Corian basins — a palette that feels more Milan than Mediterranean. Where the brief really opened up was in the dining spaces: the basement restaurant's ceiling is mapped with concentric rings of LED points that ripple like sonar across a dark perforated metal surface above sinuous banquette seating upholstered in charcoal wool, a room that manages genuine drama without resorting to pastiche. The rooftop infinity pool, framed by teak decking and olive trees in cast planters, pulls the sprawl of Thessaloniki into focus across a horizon that extends, on clear days, all the way to Mount Olympus.

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About

Introducing The Met Hotel, where timeless elegance meets contemporary luxury. Nestled in the heart of Thessaloniki, our hotel stands as a beacon of sophistication and comfort. Discover a fusion of modern architecture and impeccable service, setting a new standard for hospitality in the city. Indulge in the epitome of luxury with our 212 meticulously designed rooms and suites, each offering a sanctuary of tranquility amidst the vibrant energy of Thessaloniki. Whether you're here for business or leisure, our thirteen versatile meeting rooms provide the perfect backdrop for productive gatherings and memorable events.

Amenities

Bar/Lounge

Pets Allowed

Smoking rooms available

German

Laptop Safe

24-Hour Security

Pool

Fitness center

Room service

Restaurant

The Met Hotel Reviews

2,058 reviews

"Hotel service very poor, communication poor, bathroom paint dirty, do not keep agreements, very disappointing, 5 stars is a joke."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 04, 2026

"The hotel is well designed but located inside an old industrial/port, decadent, area. Not nice to walk at night. Abt. 15 minutes walk from the more lively city centre. Parts of the hotel start to need renovation. The reservations department is so-and-so. The reception staff was quick and efficient. Breakfast was good, with very professional and polite staff."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Nov 07, 2025

"We arrived at the Met Hotel in October. Unfortunately it was the day after the pool had closed for winter and I had not checked before booking! The hotel staff are very friendly and efficient. We especially appreciated Mario and the staff in the restaurant. Our room was at the rear of the hotel and overlooked the railway, shabby buildings and the hills in the distance. Because the rooftop area was closed we were unable to sit in the sun because the balcony was north facing. The central courtyard received very little sun as well. We went to Thessaloniki primarily to see the monasteries. Unfortunately it was the one rainy day we had and there was low cloud. During the week two different monasteries a day open so it is worth checking which ones are open if you have a preference. As mentioned there is a free minibus to Aristotle Square from outside the hotel which is really good and we also used the number 31 bus. There are a huge number of places to eat in the city and just near to the hotel there is 4All convenience store with lots of choice for picnic lunches with very friendly staff. Next to the hotel there is a coffee shop called Smile which has a sunny table outside. We loved the museums, the churches and the Roman forum visitor centre (the forum itself was closed). There are an amazing number of coffee shops, restaurants and cafes in the centre. The market is also excellent."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Nov 05, 2025

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