HOLIDAY INN SOFIA

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 130, Classic Hotel, Newly opened, Pool, Gym, Spa, Restaurants and lounge bar.

• Located in one of Eastern Europe's’ most charismatic cities and near to business parks and the airport, the Holiday Inn Sofia is smart and urban with the comfort level that can be relied upon with this hotel brand. The hotel exterior is sharp and tall, a modern towering structure with metal detail and a glass-walled stair well, letting the inside out. Upon entering the lobby, space age white abounds, with dramatic red carpet and mood lighting adding depth and character. This hotel is famous for its exceptional and smart service, and it is also within easy access to many of Sofia’s main attractions; nearby you can amuse yourself with shopping or the cinema, and a little further afield you can visit the Dragalevski Monastery or go horse-riding through the beautiful Bulgarian countryside. Of course there is always the historic town of Sofia, one of the oldest cities in Europe, where you can soak up the special atmosphere, the rhythms and beats of the ‘mehani’, which present traditional Balkan food, decoration and music.

• The rooms and suites of the Holiday Inn Sofia are all to the same, high standard of elegance and contemporary design and many boast magnificent views of the imposing Vitosha mountain range. The colour schemes are mainly red, maroon, brown and cream tones, with full amenities and complimentary access to the hotel's Esprit Fitness & Spa. For dining options you have the more informal Brasserie, creating dishes with an inventive twist, or the InCanto Restaurant offering Mediterranean and Italian cuisine along with a varied and eclectic wine list. For those looking to lounge over a drink, try the award-winning Chi Bar with its polished wooden fittings and comfy leather furniture. If you are here on business the hotel has unrivalled facilities with natural daylight and personalised services. For relaxation, go no further that the Esprit Fitness & Spa with pool, indoor as well as outdoor jacuzzi’s, gym and of course numerous beauty rooms with treatments like hot honey or chocolate massage.

• The five-kilometre-away city of Sofia’s motto is 'ever growing, never old', and it embodies this by being perhaps the most vibrant city in the Balkans, culturally and artistically. It also has a great archaeological significance; Thracian and Roman remnants of great value can be seen throughout the city centre, while most of the tree-lined boulevards and balconied buildings by 19th-century Russian and Viennese architects have recently been restored under the 'Beautiful Bulgaria' project.