I spent two nights in September in this nice family hotel, and I recommend it for the great location in the centre of town, for the fair price and the facilities. Internet is free of charge and in all rooms, the restaurant in the garden is very nice, and the quality of food as well. I appreaciate the kindness of the staff, and one lady (speaking Italian) was so helpful. Just one regret: the breakfast is very poor, and the quality rather low. I am not used to eat so much in the morning, but I assume many clients will complain about it. So my advise to the hotel is: improve the breakfast and you will soon be number one, for quality and price!

3 stars hotel with ten stars service. The room is gracious with a superb massage shower.
The staff is the most helpful I found during my 15 days tour of Bulgaria. Special thanks to Tsevetana.
You will Always find a professional smile even late at night. They speak a fluent english and even Italian.
The hotel location is ideal in a quiet side street but right smack in the cool arty area of shops nice bars and restaurants.
The only slight disappointment was the breakfast. A bit scarce and served in the basement rather than in their lovely restaurant garden. We were offered to seat outside though.

Highly recommended.

Take the free city walking tour.
Explore the neighborhood of this hotel -- good shopping, bakeries, internet cafe, and restaurants.
We walked around Sofia -- it is an easy walking city.
We did attend a concert in their cultural arts center -- small concert recital, but enjoyable.

We discovered this family hotel on a small side street on the way from a restaurant nearby. We are allways looking for something more private than the usal boring chain hotels for our short business visits.
The staff is more than friendly, they are, I would say, devoted and not just the day shift, but late in the evening as well. Sparkling clean. The rooms are spacious, restaurant downstairs very good. I highly recommend this place both for business travellers and families, since it is right round the corner from the central streets.