Housing а casino and a restaurant, Elena Hotel in the centre of Petrich also offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, free on-site parking, and 24-hour reception.
Valentina
Bulgaria
Great location, very friendly staff, nice and clean rooms.
Situated in Petrich, 24 km from Episcopal Basilica Sandanski, Hotel CITY Petrich features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Margarita
Bulgaria
Nice, clean, spacious, quiet, comfortable beds, friendly staff.
We can definitely recommend it. The place is wonderful to stay for a few days and explore the city and the sights around it.
Situated 24 km from Episcopal Basilica Sandanski, Boutique hotel Provence Бутик хотел Прованс offers 3-star accommodation in Petrich and has a garden, a terrace and a restaurant.
Petra Hotel is located in Petrich, on the banks of the Luda Mara River, and offers free WiFi, air conditioning and a garden with a BBQ. The restaurant is where breakfast is served in the morning.
Peter
Bulgaria
Good location, kind staff.
There were parking places.
Offering use of the luxurious spa centre and the seasonal inside pool with mineral water, Hotel BATS is set in Petrich and features on-site casino, restaurant and a stylish lobby bar.
Situated in Petrich, 24 km from Episcopal Basilica Sandanski, Хотел България Петрич features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a bar.
Set in Petrich, 24 km from Episcopal Basilica Sandanski and 22 km from Statue of Spartacus, White grapes apartment offers air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony and free WiFi.
Lyubomir
Bulgaria
Nice and comfortable apartment with all you need for a short stay.
In short, does exactly what it says on the tin.
Extremely beautiful nature and surrounding area with a lot...
Extremely beautiful nature and surrounding area with a lot to explore. A plethora of different dining options, although limited to a traditional cuisine. The people, as far as my personal experience, was more than friendly and talkative. I had the fortune of being shown around by a local, who i might say is awesome, which is an understatement, however, you can get by just by asking around.
One of the better local wines I have had in Bulgaria. Petrich allows you to detach from the day-to-day life of the big city, while still providing all the 'needed' amenities such as big shops, banks and general services.
Most importantly, if Bulgarian, Petrich allows you to "expand" your vocabulary and understanding of the language itself. I thoroughly recommend a visit!
Andy
Bulgaria
Scored 10
10
The city has 31,821 people and it is known for the festivals...
The city has 31,821 people and it is known for the festivals that are maintained there, Baba Vanga house, Heraclea Sintica, Petrich monastery, Belasitsa mountains, the fortress of Tsar Samuil (that I did not arrived to visit it) and the monasterical complex of Rupite. I think again in the future I want to return back to this calm city! This trip will remain an unforgettable memory!
Gerhard
Bulgaria
Scored 10
10
Petrich is a small but super trendy city!
Petrich is a small but super trendy city! It is located by the greek and Macedonian border, it makes it a great place where you can take a few days stop to enjoy Bulgarian nature. There is a lot to see around Petrich. Melnik about 20 km away is a village known for wine. About 15 km away is “Rupite” and “Baba Vanga Temple” a rural place where you can truly charge yourself and get to experience the mineral lakes which have different temperature and also get to feel the energy from the nearby Volcano!
Eva
Scored 2.0
2.0
A shitty little town, full of people with more requests,...
A shitty little town, full of people with more requests, than what to offer in return. I would avoid it if there is a possibility. And do not go to restaurant Provence - very bad behaviour towards not-known, not local customers.
Convenient for a 1 night stay. We arrived late, and the room was already heated (they have AC), which was a plus.
Also, even though the access is via a dirt road, the hotel has its own private parking.
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