Hotel Bojatours

The hotel is a bit old, but perfectly acceptable. It's a 10-minute walk from the bus station, and all the main attractions are within easy reach. There are good cafes and a grocery store nearby. We recommend it for a stopover of a couple of nights!

We were just passing through. The hotel is located on the border of the old town and the government district, just a 5-minute walk to the center. Opposite are a couple of larger hotels where you can have breakfast. Parking is in the courtyard, with a limited number of spaces. Rooms facing the courtyard overlook a neglected area. There are balconies, but they're not very pleasant to use; one balcony serves several rooms, and you need to lock it for security. The bedding was clean and fresh, but the rooms themselves are a bit worn out, and the plumbing is old and unpleasant to use. There was an unpleasant smell in the room and the hotel itself. There's no tea, coffee, or water in the rooms, but there is a fridge and air conditioning. The AC remote was very old, all the labels had worn off, so we couldn't adjust it and had to turn it on and off manually. The hotel doesn't quite match the pictures; it doesn't look respectable from the outside, and it's the same inside.

The photos are accurate. The reception staff is very friendly. The room has everything you need. Close to the center. A very beautiful view from the window.

It was heartwarming. We stayed in a twin room on the second floor. There was a kitchen and everything we needed to cook. Breakfast was served at the bakery across the street. It included rolls, yogurt, and soda.

The hotel is a bit old, the elevator doesn't go all the way to the third floor, and the balcony is shared with the room next door. However, the overall price is relatively cheap, and it's just a few minutes' walk from the bustling city center.