Sandra's mini flat in the center has many aspects that make it an ideal place for a single or couple spending a few days in this vibrant city. It's location is perfect for sightseeing or those (like me) who had to spend considerable time at the university. It's also just down the street from Estrella, listed on the nytimes article (52 Places to Go in 2016) about Thessaloniki as "one of the city’s many stylish new cafes, reinvents traditional pastries, filling croissants with orange-scented cream." The balcony is also a great feature of the flat and offers nice views of the Hagia Sophia and street life.

The negative aspects of the flat are its incredibly tiny bathroom (but this is typical in Greece, I've seen) and the fact that the guests have no control on regulating the temperature. Though Sandra is very nice and will gladly change things upon request.

I think the price is just slightly higher than it should be, also considering the extra 10 euros per night for 1 additional guest (so probably couples could find other options, with larger bathrooms, for around the same price).

Overall, Sandra is a very nice and helpful person, and I would consider staying here again (solo) in the future.