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Grand Hotel Palace Thessaloniki Donates ICU Beds to AHEPA Hospital
Posted On 14 Apr 2020
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Grand Hotel Palace Thessaloniki
The Grand Hotel Palace Thessaloniki has donated three Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds to the AHEPA University General Hospital of Thessaloniki to support the work of healthcare professionals who are at the forefront of the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The management and people of Grand Hotel Palace are well aware that hospitality means treating and generously caring for your guests, offering whatever you can from your heart, sharing and always being there whenever needed,” the hotel said in an announcement.
“Our hearts and thoughts are with all the people that have been affected but also with those who struggle every day in the country’s hospitals.”
The hotel’s management urges its guests to stay healthy and continue dreaming of future travels.
The five-star Grand Hotel Palace Thessaloniki is a member of The Luxury Hotels group which is owned by the Dedeoglou family. Together with its sister property, Mediterranean Palace, it offers a total of 384 rooms, 20 conference rooms, two underground and two outdoor parking areas.
