Hotel Stambolov

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Stambolov guest house is situated in the old part of Veliko Tarnovo on 27 “Stefan Stambolov” street which is a main tourist route. The house is built in the style of the post-liberational period from the end of the 19th century and was restored in 2006 by keeping the original spirit and architecture of the old capital. The house is a cultural monument and is an important part of the town`s view. It is very close to Gurko street, to the architectural complex Samovodska charshia and to the historical fortress Tsarevets where those who are keen on cultural tourism can enjoy the unique show “Sound and light”. Hotel Stambolov offers 9 twin rooms and a studio. Each hotel room has an extra extending sofa, a separate bathroom and a TV set. All of them are exposed to the south which reveals and unforgettable view of Veliko Tarnovo. Just next to the hotel there is a cosy tavern where guests of the town can find traditional dishes and mature wines. Near the hotel there is also a convenient parking lot. The prices for a night vary from 30 to 50 lv. PRICES Single room 20 EURO Double room 25 EURO Studio 25 EURO Apartment for 8 people 62 EURO Accommodation starts from 14.00 and rooms shall be released by 12.00 at noon.

Location

Veliko Turnovo is located 210 metres above sea level, along the historical hills of Sveta Gora, Tsarevets and Trapezitsa. The town is majestically perched on the two banks of the Yantra River, cutting a peculiar and unique gorge through the Turnovo Hills. It is situated 240 km north-east of Sofia, 42 km north-east of Tryavna and 106 km south-west of Rousse.

History: Veliko Tarnovo holds an important role in the Bulgarian history. The region was settled ever since the Neolith epoch and since then Thracians, Romans and Byzantines built their settlements in the region. The most glorious days of the city were during the medieval period, when the city was a political, religious and cultural centre of the Bulgarian kingdom.

The fascinating history of the city can be best felt on the top of Tsarevets hill, where one can see the whole city. A very well preserved stone fort wall encircles the whole hill and numerous archeological excavations from different periods were found in the region. Tourists will definitely be enchanted by the numerous turrets, basilicas and other buildings of historical significance

Sightseeing: Veliko Tarnovo is a magnificent typical Bulgarian town proudly standing on the Sveta Gora, Tsarevets and Trapezica historical hills 210 meters above the sea level.

The whole city is spreading along the steep hills and the majority of buildings carry the vision of the 18-19th century. The houses are huddled close to each other naturally positioned amidst the steep rocks.

There is a lot to be seen and done in Veliko Tarnovo. Visitors can’t help admiring the numerous unique monuments of the Renaissance period - a never ending wealth of spiritual and material values.

Veliko Tarnovo has always been an attractive site for tourists from Bulgaria and foreign countries.

Every year by the end of March the unique “Voice and Light” show is performed on the Tsarevets hill, representing the glorious history of Bulgaria.

Wine and Dine: Veliko Tarnovo region is famous for its high quality wines. The best wines in the region are produced in Lyaskovets, Suhindol and Svishtov.

Numerous local restaurants and mehanas offer wide range of delicious traditional local and Bulgarian cuisine.

Another remarkable attraction in the town is the never ending night life. The second largest university in Bulgariq is situated in the city and the streets are crowded with young people. The best thing of all, are the small dimensions of the city, which allow you to walk on foot everywhere around.

How to get to Veliko Tarnovo: The town is easy accessible by bus and railway transport. Just 10 kilometers away from Veliko Tarnovo is the Gornya Oryahovitsa airport. The airport is used solely by charter and cargo flights from Europe, Asia and Africa.