Sofia Hotel Guide - Vietnamese embassy hotels in Sofia, Bulgaria.

"Always exceptional service"

"The rooms are super clean and the staff are very helpful. The location is very good."

"the hotel is nice and good we had good service we enjoyed"

"Wonderful massage with Bulgarian rose oil and flotation in the spa! Great restaurant with delicious food!"

"All good but the breakfast is not good for this important hotel … orange juice must be fresh not in cartoon bag… and others particularity … "

"Ideally situated seemingly in the middle of the city and by a metro. Lovely spot. Nice bar. Good rooms. Decent breakfast. All good here!"

"Very nice, clean, quiet hotel, great for doing your business! Staff was very polite and make you to feel special! Especially the restaurant staff (Rafi is smiling girl and very helpful)"

"When I arrived, I headed to the reception, where two guys were present and giving me some odd looks. I introduced myself and said I wanted to check in. I then asked about the facilities, but their responses were so unprofessional and vague that I was genuinely shocked. The taller, bigger guy eventually made an effort to help, but the other one was completely useless. Most of the time, his answer was s"

"The location has easy access to a bus stop (right out in front of it) lots of food options within a 15 minute walk. Some parts of my room were updated with a more modern look. Just others had remains of what once was. There were 3 wall mounted light sources, non of which worked. The clothing cabinet doors were not set right (off the sliding hinge) and the mirror one had several cracks. The bathroom ceiling had outlines and stain evidence of mold that had been painted over. The daily cleaning was totally random. Some days they would stop by at 930 in the morning and one day it wasn't until 1530 when cleaning came by. The bed was 2 twin mattresses pushed together, with a blanket meant for a Queen size and not the king size layout it had. The air-conditioning could never cool the room below 24°C and if you opened the window at night. The noise from the busy road, never ended. Be it students racing each other well past 1 in the morning or just general automotive noise. The 2 rooms on each side, had a balcony and the guests for those rooms during my stay, would be out on the balcony until 2 in the morning talking and drinking. The room had a lack of power outlets as well."