Alex's place is nestled in the artsy area of Thessaloniki, close to all major points of interest. It's very stylishly decorated, evident from the photos provided. Alex being an architect has instilled the tools of his trade into every corner of the apartment, where most items have been originally created for the needs of this space. The apartment is shared with Alex, when he is out-of-town, so it felt more like staying at a friends place, versus actual hotel accommodation. My partner and I personally see a lot of pleasure from experiencing such creative spaces, but also understand that some visitors might prefer the more mainstream hotel experience, with the predictability it offers. The apartment has exceptional daylight exposure, however this might create issues for the ones that are sensitive to light when sleeping. There was also an abundance of mosquitos, which find their way into the apartment, as it's impossible to keep them at bay with so much window space, without netting. Overall, I recommend Alex's apartment for anyone looking for creative accommodation in Thessaloniki.