Aiges Melathron Hotel Veria

General Information

The guesthouse Aiges Melathron opened its doors on December 2001, and it proposes services of 4 stars quality. It's situated in the east side of the town Veria and only 5 min away from the axis of Egnatia ring highway of Alexandroupoli-Igoumenitsa, close to the archaeological place Dion, Philip's tombs, Vergina, the 59 Byzantine churches, the Mieza with Aristotle's school and the Macedonian tombs of Lefkadia. Aiges Melathron, in neoclassical fashion with local character, offering fast and high-quality service is the perfect hotel for a tranquil and pleasurable stay. The hotel proposes 38 differently furbished rooms, all handicaps available, 4 of which are particularly furnished for persons with mobility problems. The typical rooms propose phone with ISDN, Internet access, satellite television, secure, AC, private terrace, hair dryer. Any type of secretarial services offered in the hotel's concierge table: printing, fax, photocopies, laptop renting. Additionally, an absolutely furnished work suite is open daily (PC, I-net access, facsimile, photocopier). The Macedonian-style embellished restaurant is situated in the first floor and features a holding capacity of 200 seats..Mida's Gardens Restaurant- The wooden covered floor, the hearth and the wall paintings create the perfect vicinity for a great meal. The coffee brasserie Elit proposes a superb variety of lunches, pastries, coffees, teas and cocktails between seven: 00am till 1: 00am with holding capacity of 90 seats. The unexampled feature of cafe Elit is the sweet brasserie where you are able to see your pastries being made in facade of you at your demand.

Transportation

From Thessaloniki International Airport drive 75 kms South West to the town of Veria, situated at the bottom of the mountain Vermio. Hotel Aiges Melathron is located on the eastern side of Veria. It's situated in the east side of the town Veria and only 5 min away from the axis of Egnatia ring highway of Alexandroupoli-Igoumenitsa, close to the archaeological spot Dion, Philip's tombs, Vergina, the 59 Byzantine churches, the Mieza with Aristotle's school and the Macedonian tombs of Lefkadia.