Kolikovski Hotel - Sofia, Bulgaria 

BS
Posted: Sun, Jan 25 2009
I stayed three nights.No negative comment.Staff is very helpful and all English speaking,breakfast is rich,rooms are clean and silent.The only question mark for my staying was that: the housekeeper did never put my bad and linens in order although the room was cleaned daily.

EVA GARCIA ALDA
Posted: Wed, Sep 24 2008
Muy bien ubicado en la mejor zona de sofia. Muy recomendable.

DF
Posted: Wed, Aug 13 2008
The hotel itself was more than satisfactory - all the staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfast was excellent (so was dinner on the one occasion when I had it at the hotel) and the room was bigger than I expected. My only caution is to establish very clearly with the hotel exactly what their final room charges will be, in writing, inclusive of any eventual 20% or whatever taxes, before you agree. When the bill came I got a surprise in this regard, but I think that might have been my own fault for not reading some small print or something somewhere.

LM
Posted: Thu, Aug 07 2008
Nice hotel next to Vitosha Blvd., good ratio price/quality, staff available to help. Each time I am in Sofia for business or leisure i prefer to stay in this structure. I definitely recommend it.

In the heart of Sofia
Posted: Sun, May 25 2008
Booked a last minute break for bank holiday. The hotel Kolikovski was on a side street off the main road of Sofia ( mini London with about a third of the population, and plenty of bars outside to sit at and watch the world go by). And close to all of the historic sites within walking distance. We were pleasantly surprised with the hospitality and friendliness of the people. The hotel is fairly new and it is kept in prestine condition. Breakfast was plentiful (sometimes could have been warmer, but apparently Bulgarians eat food warm rather than hot). We asked to be booked into a different restaturant each night so that we could try real Bulgarian food and we were never disappointed all the restaurants (Pri Yafate, Chevermeto, Mahaciupeka and Hadjidraganovite) were within walking distance, serving good food and alcohol at a ridiculous low price, with entertainment as an added bonus. Sofia still has the charm of a cultural city without to much hustle and bustle, be warned once the euro is the monetary exchange I fear the prices will rocket.