We stayed here for a month. Our stay had positives and negatives. On the positive side, the house has a good location in the old town of Thessaloniki, with historical sites nearby. The new city is also easily accessible. The house is quite spacious, recently renovated and very clean. The second floor of the house is bright, light and airy with views over a historical church. The house is an old Ottoman house, which is very attractive from the outside and typical of the Ano Poli area in which it’s situated.
The biggest drawback we found was that on the ground floor of the house, windows are on street level with no real separation between the street and the house. The area around the house is often quite busy because there’s a famous church directly opposite that hosts weddings and draws tourists. This leads to a situation where many people like to look in the windows of the house. This means there is little privacy on the ground floor. The only solution is to close the curtains, which makes the ground floor very dark. For many people, this won’t be an issue but if you plan on spending a lot of time inside downstairs where the living/dining room are, you will have either little privacy or light. The house also doesn’t have a washing machine so for longer stays it can be difficult to keep sheets and towels fresh and clean.