The Larissa Imperial features 150 rooms, bungalows and suites, all newly furnished and designed, to meet the tastes of the most discerning guests.


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At last Greek cities are catching up rapidly :)

Excellent :):):)

Looks like an elegant place. How do Greek Hotels in general compare to those in the rest of Europe? When I stay in Greece on my own time, I stay in Grade B places to keep the costs down. They're really Spartan and no great shakes. But the better places, how do they compare to places in London, Frankfurt and Paris? Are Greek 4-5 star hotels making the grade? Thoughts?

Looks like an elegant place. How do Greek Hotels in general compare to those in the rest of Europe? When I stay in Greece on my own time, I stay in Grade B places to keep the costs down. They're really Spartan and no great shakes. But the better places, how do they compare to places in London, Frankfurt and Paris? Are Greek 4-5 star hotels making the grade? Thoughts?

Landos please for rellevant discussions about tourism in the thread "tourism 2005 news and info" :)

Great looking hotel, without a doubt :okay: How about a nice thread on Larissa? ;)

OMG Its brilliant! The indoor pool looks so clasy.

Beautiful, and it has also the appropriate number of rooms for the size of larissa which is a very important thing for the financial "survival" of a hotel