Good value for money. Location is excellent yet, surprisingly enough, the taxi driver had trouble finding it! We stayed in the Prague room where the floor was making terrible noises when walked on. The room was small, but clean and the beds were comfortable. Breakfast was rather unimpressive - 1 toast, cold egg, cold coffee. Very fast WiFi. Overall very... More

by far and away the best affordable location and the best deal in sofia. near the restored market, the synagog, and the mosque, on e-w tram lines, half a block from n-s tram lines. a couple of blocks from the center if town. incredibly convenient. free email (computer) access, basic rooms but very comfortable. quiet location. nice staff. no frills... More

We paid around 40 euros for a room which is fair enough considering its location, but it most certainly is not a boutique hotel, we stayed in the Rome room and what it has to do with Rome we have no idea, not unless you take into account both are very dirty? The bed was very low and not comfortable... More

Overall the Hotel was well worth the price we paid. It is within walking distance of Sofia Centre, just across from the synagogue. The room we had was large and the beds were comfortable. It had everything one could need including a kettle to make early morning coffee or tea. The wifi in our room was excellent and the room... More

We stayed for two nights in Cape Town and loved our room. It was big and had a sitting room with a separate bathroom. Others in our group stayed in Sydney (good) and Havana (small). We peaked into San Francisco (good) and one more directly across from reception (very poor). We skipped breakfast as reviews said it was poor -... More

We stayed here whilst travelling. One nIght on the way to Greece and one on the way back. Our first visit was okay, we just used it as a place to crash. The second visit was pretty poor. The location is great, we went out for the eve and had a fab time! Our room...the bathroom smelt bad and the... More

A hotel that has potential but fails to reach it. It's on 4 floors with no lift access, beds are very low to the floor and this could be a problem for some. We were unlucky to get a room on the 1st floor right outside reception where there was constant noise of people coming and going and staff working,... More

Reading some of the recent reviews, I feel they are a little harsh. We paid 40 euro a night for a double standard (through booking.com) and I think this was fairly reasonable for a city (the capital cities are expensive for what you get in Eastern Europe). We requested a balcony and got the London room. The balcony has air... More

Slap bang in the middle of Sophia in a great location.It tries to pass it self off as a boutique hotel which is far from the case.The rooms are a bit tatty and futon style beds are not everyone cup of tea.Breakfasts delivered to your room on a tray so every time a room gets one everyone on that floor... More