Kolikovski Hotel

Location: C-2, ul. Hristo Belchev 46
Contact: Tel: 980 95 69

Kolikovski Hotel is located on a charming cobbled street just a few seconds from the busy Vitosha Boulevard. The hotel makes a strong first impression with its rich colors and modern baroque design details. The dark purples and matte surfaces create a stylish atmosphere that feels very different from the soft pastel tones you usually see in other hotels.

Although Kolikovski is mainly aimed at business travelers, it is also a great place for a romantic evening after a successful date. The rooms are reasonably spacious and include a TV, minibar, and desk space for work. The superior rooms also come with an electric kettle, perfect for making tea or coffee.

Les Fleurs Hotel

Location: B-2, bul. Vitosha 21
Contact: Tel: 810 08 00

Les Fleurs is a boutique hotel full of style and artistic details. It is in a prime location downtown and looks like it came straight from an Italian interior design magazine. Every part of the hotel has an artistic touch, from the floral patterns in the wooden floors to the glass bead table lamps Bulgaria Trips.

The rooms have flat-screen TVs and modern bathrooms with cylindrical shower cubicles. Rooms on the top floor have balconies with wonderful views of the city center. All rooms have unique shapes, and the hallways curve and twist through the building, adding charm and character. The only odd part is the front desk staff’s uniforms, which look a little old-fashioned.

Olymp Park Hotel & Spa

Location: H-8, bul. Simeonovsko Shose 110
Contact: Tel: 892 00 00

If you want to stay in a hotel surrounded by a full leisure complex, Olymp Park Hotel & Spa is a great choice. It is set in a beautiful landscaped park with swimming pools and gazebos. The hotel’s fresh colors and modern shapes make the rooms bright and cheerful.

Many rooms offer nice views of Mount Vitosha to the south. The hotel is about a 15-minute drive from the city center, but there is plenty to enjoy on site. The restaurant is decorated like a 19th-century Russian parlor, and the glass-roofed café is full of potted plants, creating a relaxing atmosphere.