Boutique Hotel Kokkino Spiti

We stayed for 1 night at the eco suite.The eco suite is in a different building than Kokkino spiti is. The room was in the 1st floor , big enough to accomodate the four of us , river view , the bed was really comfortable. However i think it is overrated (we payed 150€ per night without breakfast) .I expected more amenities and luxury for this price. Another downside is that the floor creaks and every step you take makes it incofortable for the people living on the rooms on the ground floor.The rooms seem to need soundproof.

This hotel is set on the banks of the river, which runs through Beroia, a city well known in ancient times and in fact mentioned in the New Testament. Our room was clean, well decorated and comfortable with an excellent shower. You paid extra for breakfast but at 10 Euros each, it was certainly worth it (good and plentiful food eaten in a charming dining room). The staff were helpful and the location good (it's pretty central). Access is a a slight problem - if you are driving you have to negotiate a set of narrow, twisty roads and ours sat nav struggled to access the place. It's next two the old synagogue, which dates from the 1850s and, remarkably, was not burnt by the Nazis. It's certainly worth a visit for all sorts of reasons, not last the excellence and dedication of the guide. This is a good hotel from which to explore the Vergina tombs and other ancient Macedonian sites.

Hotel room and breakfast were expensive when compared to other hotels in other parts of Greece during our recent tour. We were asked to estimate our arrival time (16.00) however at 16.15 no one was at the establishment and the door was locked. We had to telephone for a staff member to book us in, no real apology given. We had I believe room 301, accessed from reception but with steep stairs. Room had view towards the river but river is just bushes and trees, no sound of running water at all. Room furniture shabby not chic. Refrigeration unit almost useless. Room very dark. I expect you can guess neither my wife nor I liked the place much. Old town area is pleasant but that's all. Parking is tight. Breakfast was pretty poor for the price coffee awful, breakfast room had no atmosphere. Would not return.

The place is beautiful, the charming river flow noise was amazing, well decorated, clean, cozy garden, excellent customer service, We would come back for sure.

Marvellous little hotel in the Jewish quarter of Veria, right next to the historic synagogue. Old building is gently renovated and offers great value for money. We enjoyed 4 nights in a spacious room with a balcony on the river. Excellent bed. When you book online you will receive a detailled plan how to drive to the building, read it carefully as the hotel is not easy to find! We consider Veria an authentic town that has preserved a lot of its ordinary daily life. We did not feel as tourists but were welcomed everywhere as guests. Do not miss the old cathedral, the museum and a walk to the many Byzantine churches. You also might want to visit the tombs in the area of Naoussa close to Veria.

The hotel is amasingly charming and the hosts are welcoming and very helpful to find our way around. The hotel is in the traditional jewish quarter of Babouta. It is a little bit of a maze with a refreshing river crossing it. We followed all our host recommendations and enjoyed our stay very much. We slept soundly in very clean and very confortable room.

One of the most beautiful places in the region! The staff were excellent and knowledgeable and proud of there area. The place is quiet and one can just hear the sound of running waters. We would love To go back in winter

This was the most unexpected and enjoyable stay in our visit to Greece. Before we arrived, we didn't know anything about Veria and its history. But when planning our trip, we saw that there was a synagogue on the site of one that had been built 200 years ago. And to our surprise, the hotel was right next to it! Our room was small but clean, beautiful, and very comfortable. The decor was delightful and the bathroom, though small, was perfect. We had a room that overlooked the fast-moving stream outside and were finally able to sleep with our windows open and fall asleep to the sound of the water. It was wonderful. We also decided to take the inn's breakfast, which was perfect. Everything was so fresh and clean. Finally, our hosts gave us excellent directions to an excellent restaurant and provided us with maps and information about the area and its history. It is clear that they are very informed and proud of the history of Veria and restored the buildings that are now the inn with great care and love. While it's a little out of the way, it was so worth coming to visit Veria and to stay at this beautiful little inn.

One of the most unique inland hotels you'll find, the hosts were most welcoming, friendly, helpful, made great breakfasts with a short walk to the town of Veroia which had a great selection of modern and traditional experiences, a must visit if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Thessaloniki.