Booked directly by sending email to the hostel for 26 Leva or EUR 13.
Was in Arukikata, but not in Lonely Planet.
The hostel was a historical mansion and nicely decorated.
The explanation paper put on the toilet wall told the history of the place before converted to hostel.
What I liked:
- The lobby. Comfy and large and nicely decorated. There was a stage where I could take a nap sleeping.
- The breakfast was included. The vegetarian dinner was included too, but only available 19:00-20:00.
- The original city map by the hostel.
- The day trips. I joined the day trip to Rila Monastery.
- The location, not far from the main pedestrian streets.
What I didn't like:
- Since the main building was full, they accommodated me to an apartment, about 500 meters away from the main building.
Was in Arukikata, but not in Lonely Planet.
The hostel was a historical mansion and nicely decorated.
The explanation paper put on the toilet wall told the history of the place before converted to hostel.
What I liked:
- The lobby. Comfy and large and nicely decorated. There was a stage where I could take a nap sleeping.
- The breakfast was included. The vegetarian dinner was included too, but only available 19:00-20:00.
- The original city map by the hostel.
- The day trips. I joined the day trip to Rila Monastery.
- The location, not far from the main pedestrian streets.
What I didn't like:
- Since the main building was full, they accommodated me to an apartment, about 500 meters away from the main building.
