3-Star Hotels in Sofia

We stayed here because our flight arrived late night and shuttle bus came to the sofia airport after calling the hotel. We prefer to get the shuttle bus without calling (ex. it's better if we can call the bus by app or text etc). However, the driver and all staff were really nice and friendly. Our train was very early morning so we asked the hotel to prepare our breakfast and it was really good! Thank you. Our room didn't have bathroom rug.

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I thought the location was good as it was about 10 minutes walk from Sofia Central Station, walking distance to the center, and supermarket nearby. It's not that it's not beautiful, but overall the hotel was dark. It may be influenced by carpets and lighting. The service is not bad, but the receptionist was a little blunt or unfriendly. It is said that there are many people who are shy as Bulgarian nationality, so I think that is what it is. Amenities included shampoo, shower gel, solid soap, bath towels, face towels, bath mat, but no tissues, toothbrushes, slippers, room clothes, etc. There is no water in the PET bottle, so when drinking coffee or tea as amenities, you need to use tap water or the water you bought yourself. All breakfast was delicious. It seems that there are basically no people in charge other than replenishing meals and taking charge of the lower set, and it seems that each can be used freely.

I chose this hotel due to its proximity to the Pullman station. The staff was extremely kind and helpful. However, upon my arrival at 8pm, I found that my room was not properly prepared to accommodate customers. The bed was ready with only a bottom sheet and a pillow, the top sheet and a blanket were missing. The receptionist was fantastic, immediately bringing me everything I was missing: a sheet and a blanket. Despite this inconvenience, my overall experience was good, thanks above all to the kindness and helpfulness of the staff.

The location was amazing next to metro and 1 stop away from city center ndk. The hotel is great value for price you pay, do not expect luxury, the rooms are good and has all basic amenities. Down side fridge did not work and I had to ask reception to give me hair dryer as there was only one in entire hotel. My room was on 17th floor great views. I had breakfast on one day and it was good but I would recommend to go to city center to have bf for that money. I would come back again just for the price and location. Lifts were pretty fast hardly had to wait at all. The staff were very friendly as well and all speak English.

The Rila Hotel is an old hotel with old facilities, shoe box size elevators but in a very central part of the town near to everything. Our first night we stayed in a standard small room ( I think it cost $46 maybe $50 with taxes etc )that was not satisfactory. The next day for $10 - $12 per day upgrade we moved into a double size spacious/suite room with 2 balconies !! Very nice to sit out on the balcony with the afternoon setting sun and to wash out a few cloth items and let the sun dry them. Neither of the rooms had shower curtains in the bathrooms. When i enquired about this I was told this was done because of covid. Hhmmm not sure how a shower curtain has any bearing on covid ? We stayed a total of 7 nights and only once, after I called down to the front desk, did a chamer maid come up and take out the garbage and change the towels. To be fair my girlfriend has a habit of spreading all her things all over the 2 rooms so we hesitated to make a fuss. I can imagine a maid being shocked to walk in and not know what to do in all the mess. Breakfast cost extra and was only ok but enough to start the day. There was a large flat screen TV which we never turned on, there was no safe deposit box in the room but we were able to leave our valuables downstairs at the front desk. There are other hotels also nearby that are probably more renovated and modern and most likely cost a little more. On our next trip we most likely will see about other options. The staff was friendly and helpful. I guess it depends on what your expectations are but for us it worked.

Clean and big. Just opposite the subway station. And we're lucky enough to live in the side room The only thing you need to pay attention to is that there is a six-story staircase to take the elevator, and you need to carry it up yourself. Breakfast is not buffet style but it is very rich!

B&B, facilities are relatively old. It is relatively close to the city, and very close to the surrounding attractions. In fact, the main thing is that Sofia’s attractions are relatively concentrated, so it is more convenient to walk.

The hotel is near the M1 subway station, there is free parking, there is rail transit nearby, you can go to the parliament building and other hotels on the M1 line of the subway. You can walk to a Chinese restaurant along the rail transit (the double lion is about 800 meters) The taste is really good, the price is not expensive, we 4 people eat 30 yuan Bulgarian Lev, which is 15 euros. There are crispy duck, fish-flavored pork, green vegetables and fried noodles. The hotel breakfast is not bad, the service is very good, there are banks and parks next to it, there is a local restaurant in the park that tastes good and the price is reasonable.

the room was satisfactory at a whole, esp with the little balcony attached for a small laundry zone, electric water kettle for making hot tea, a small refrigerator for use, a big plastic bucket in bathroom and hair dryer provided. The lightings are bright enough. TV also offered a few channels. if a microwave or a small oven could be provided by the hotel for customers reheating their takeaway food or bread, alongside with a mini size folderable tea table, they would definitely earn an extra score by all customers.