WHITE LUXURY ROOMS
Welcome to White Luxury rooms,
White Luxury, wich located on Anagennisos Street 1, is the first member of the White Hospitality Group family and consists of 18 rooms. At the entrance of the accommodation is the central reception which serves all our other accommodations. The White Cup Cafe is located in the same area, serving both our resident customers and passers-by who want to enjoy their coffee in the warmly designed space, or by quickly taking their coffee as a take away.
White Luxury Rooms stands out for its special style and unique design. The rooms are modernly decorated in white and gray tones and are divided into three main categories: Standard, Deluxe and Triple/Family.
White Luxury rooms is located near the Port of Thessaloniki and very close distance (290m.) from the Railway Station and respectively from the Justice Court of Thessaloniki, as well as the access to and from the Thessaloniki-Athens highway is direct and easily accessible.
For your convenience, we have limited parking spaces in front of the entrance of the accommodation, however the area has closed and open parking spaces for an additional fee. Finally, the entire area has many bus stops that make it easy to transfer pedestrians to and from the center and from many interesting places.
The area is located near the Port of Thessaloniki. Right after the turn of the Courts, the first stop is the "Bridges" - above the stream of the old Station, the tree line of which is preserved to this day a little further north, on the islet of the western entrance of Thessaloniki and has been declared protected. Then at the exact height of the old entrance to the historic stables, which is a unique building of its kind, which covered the housing needs of the animals, which were transported through the port and mainly served the army, is the stop " Passers-by Center ".
Also, the Old Station area, dominated by White Luxury Rooms, is a historic site for the city's Jewish population. It was chosen for the construction of the Museum and Training Center of the Holocaust which aspires to be the voice of the 55,000 Greek Jews of Thessaloniki who were displaced and exterminated in the concentration camps during during World War II.
Another historic building in the neighborhood is "Villa Petridi". A wealthy Bulgarian in 1900 started building Villa Petridi, on Anagenniseos Street near the courts of Thessaloniki, being sure that the city would end up in the hands of the Bulgarians. The historical events refuted him and Thessaloniki surrendered to the Greeks. Thus, the villa, which was built until 1910, was finally bought in 1917-18 by the Petridis family. The historic villa is located on Anagenniseos Street next to the Courthouse.
