About Us
About Palea Poli
A 1902 silk factory in old Naousa became a nine-room sanctuary at the foot of Mount Vermio.
Our Story
From Silk Factory to Boutique Hotel
Palea Poli began as a silk factory, built in 1902 in the old town of Naousa, at the foot of Mount Vermio. For generations its looms were part of the town's celebrated textile trade, drawing on the waters of the Arapitsa that still run through the city.
A century later the historic building was carefully restored and reopened as a nine-room boutique hotel, where heritage stone and interwar elegance meet contemporary comfort. Recognized today as a traditional heritage building of Naousa, it is one of the houses from which a Genitsaros ceremonially sets out each year during the town's storied Carnival of the Genitsaroi and Boules.
The Regent Experience
Where Heritage Meets Modern Luxury
At Palea Poli, every detail honors the history of the house. Restored stone, vaulted ceilings and carefully chosen interiors carry the past forward, paired with the quiet comforts of a contemporary boutique hotel.
A devotion to gracious service gives every stay a sense of timeless calm. Whether you settle into your room or set out to explore Naousa and the vineyards of Imathia, you feel the quiet distinction that defines Palea Poli.
Timeless
Refined
Our Philosophy
Elevated Hospitality, Personalized Service
Est
1902
Attention to Detail
True luxury lives in the details. Each stay is shaped with care — from a breakfast table laid with the produce of the valley to a quiet word on where to dine and which roads lead into the hills.
Intimate Excellence
Our intimate scale allows a rare depth of attention. With only nine rooms, every guest is welcomed with the warm, unhurried hospitality of Imathia — and with the quiet refinement Palea Poli is known for.
