
The Monasty Thessaloniki Autograph Collection, by Marriott International, an investment of 16 million Euros, opens its doors to the public in the summer of 2022 with the aim of being a new destination that captures all aspects of the character of Thessaloniki. A unique experience that unites the elements of its past, as a cultural center of the Byzantine Empire, with its present and future.
Monasty is the first international hotel in the heart of Thessaloniki, next to Aristotelous Square, with 100 rooms of exceptional design. Monasty’s facilities offer a wide range of options for business meetings and social events including private dining options, lounge events, meeting and conference rooms. At the same time, it offers a state-of-the-art and fully equipped gym which will lead every visitor to experience a sense of deep well-being with exceptional comfort.
The CEO of Environmental Engineering SA, Mr. Spyros Kolovos said regarding the arrival of Monasty Thessaloniki: “We are very happy that with this investment of € 16 million, we contribute dynamically to the modernization of the tourist product of the city. Our company’s goal is to offer a world-class hospitality experience “.
In addition, the CEO and one of the key shareholders of SWOT Hospitality Mr. Panos Konstantinidis said: “We are more than proud to have entrusted us with the management of the first Autograph Collection by Marriott hotel in the city of Thessaloniki, Monasty. The design feature combined with the high standard level of services, is sure to make it a reference point in the hotel map of the city.


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