BULGARIA TRIPS - HOTEL ACCOMMODATION RESERVATIONS & TRAVEL GUIDE

Bulgaria, also known as Republic of Bulgaria, is located in between Romania and Greece. It has the 16th largest territory and is well known for the mountainous landscape. Even though most of the areas are mountains, there are many hotel accommodations for tourists. There are several types of hotels in Bulgaria including spa hotels, inns and ski resorts.
Bulgaria hotels range from 1 star to 5 star. Most of the hotels in Bulgaria have 3 stars. Every hotel room is equipped with the general amenities including television, AM/FM radio, telephone, iron and ironing board, and etc. Some hotels offer free Wireless internet in the room while others charge a fee. The hotel can also have recreational facilities such as ping pong, biking, swimming pool and playground. The hotel apartment is a serviced apartment. Instead of renting a room, travelers rent the whole apartment.
Bulgaria spa hotels offer all the basic room facilities just like the standard hotels. However, the spa hotels have a spa treatment facility that keeps you rejuvenated from the daily stress. Examples of spa treatment offered at the spa facilities include thalasso therapy, massages, mineral baths, sauna, paraffin therapy and etc.
Bulgaria inns are smaller than the high rise building hotel. It contains lesser facilities than the hotel. It is usually cheaper because of the lack of facility. If you are a budget traveler, you can stay at the inns.
Bulgaria ski resorts are hotels that are located nearby to skiing locations. The ski resort is situated in the mountain regions.  Ski resorts have a rental center where you can rent ski equipments such as skiing suits, and snowboards.

Browse hotels in Bulgaria by city/resort name:

a Akhtopol | Albena | Arbanasi

b Bachevo | Balchik | Bansko | Batak | Beli Iskŭr | Belogradchik | Blagoevgrad | Borovetz | Bratsigovo | Brestnik | Burgas | Byala

c Chepelare | Chernomorets

d Devin | Dobrich | Dobrinishte | Dolna Banya | Dolno Ezerovo | Duni | Dupnitsa

e Elenite

g Gabrovo | Gela | Golden Sands

k Kalofer | Karnobat | Kavarna | Khisarya | Kiten | Kosharitsa | Kranevo

l Lozenets

m Madzhare

n Nesebŭr

o Obzor

p Pamporovo | Panagyurishte | Pavel Banya | Pleven | Plovdiv | Pomorie | Primorsko

r Ravda | Razlog | Rogachevo | Ruse

s Saints Constantine and Helena | Samokov | Sandanski | Sarafovo | Shumen | Silistra | Smolyan | Sofia | Sozopol | Sredni Kolibi | Stara Zagora | Sunny Beach | Svishtov

t Teteven | Troyan | Tsarevo

v Varna | Veliko Tŭrnovo | Velingrad | Vidin | Vlas

Saint Dimitri’s Day

(26 October 2010, Bulgaria)

Saint Dimitri’s Day, from the Bulgarian folk calendar celebrates the beginning of winter season - Saint Dimitri is the patron of winter and snow. The event is popular throughout the entire country and according to a belief, at midnight as the day begins, the sky will open and the first snowfall will start.
This is also the last day of a traditional space of time (from Saint George’s day to St Dimitri’s Day) for seasonal workers, such as shepherds, farmers and others; and is also popular as “Razpous” (Dismissal).
Of course, no Bulgarian folk fest would be complete without some culinary obligations, so if you are about to celebrate the winter in a traditional way, your table will be folding under the weight of popular Bulgarian delights.

Sofia International Book Fair

(December 2010, National Palace of Culture, Sofia, Bulgaria)

The Bulgarian Book Association carries its annual Sofia International Book Fair at Sofia’s emblematic National Palace of Culture. The book publishers present their newest titles and recently hottest authors. The Sofia International Book Fair is held annually since ’68 and currently attracts around forty thousand visitors willing to meat the exhibiting companies from Bulgaria, as well from across the world. Every year the Fair is also hosting different accompanying events - seminars, discussions and presentations, various exhibitions, concerts and publishing community. Check out our hotels in Sofia for quality accommodation in the Bulgarian capital city.

Bulgarian Ski Resorts Snow Levels And Skiing Conditions Reports. Bulgaria Ski Holidays Winter Season 2010-2011

The Bulgarian winter resorts which we report on are now closed for the ski season 2009/2010. We will continue our regular reports on the skiing conditions with winter season 2010/2011.