Balkan Mountains Hotel Guide - Hotels with Bar in Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria

"Good location near airport and with good access around Sofia for business meetings. Restaurant good value and quality. Only negatives - small and gloomy gym (basement level) and you cannot really walk anywhere from the hotel."

"Room was nice but very hot. Even with the temperature set to 10 degrees and full fan level 3 it was pumping out hot air. Due to this I had to have the window open meaning I was constantly having smoke come into my room from the street below, and meaning the room (facing the street with a tram) was so loud at night it was almost impossible to sleep. There was also music coming from downstairs until gone midnight all 3 nights I stayed, with the bass so loud even with earplugs in I could feel it in my bed. Don’t stay here if you want to rest "

"Run down rooms"

"i ATE OUTSIDE"

"The room was clean, but small, there was a lot of noise from the hallway, that did not allow me to get a good rest. I had an early morning flight and the shuttle was very convenient. The breakfast was to go and consisted of a nice sandwich and an apple. Overall it was a convenient stay before an early morning flight."

"Nice stay, Good hotel, spacious rooms, excellent location, friendly staff"

"The swimming pool and the bathroom floors are shower are EXTREMELY SIippery and dangerous "

"Room was clean and well stocked, breakfast was great, complimentary refreshments at reception during throughout the day, spa & swimming facilities was great - including bathrobe & slippers (liked the addition of having to wear a swimming cap, I didn't use the gym but it looked decent, not too far for public transport & restaurants. I would 100% stay again"

"The location was unbeatable, very near the centre and the main Serdica metro station. The room was well furnished and spacious. A good gym and sauna. The breakfast was fabulous with all the usual things plus lots of Greek savouries and sweets. There isn't really anything to fault the Central Hotel. We would go back in a heart beat."