Just 656 feet from the Meshtchiite Tower in Vratza, this large hotel features a casino, indoor swimming pool and nightclub. All air-conditioned rooms come with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV.
Milica
Serbia
Great location and especially convenient for anyone coming with a car. Last time when I stayed there it was very quiet and the bed was bigger.
Centrally located in Vratsa, Family Hotel Rade 1 offers rooms with air conditioning, cable TV and private bathroom. Free Wi-Fi access is provided throughout.
Hotel Maria is located in Vratsa, 10 miles from Ledenika Cave. With a terrace, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Silviya
Bulgaria
The staff was very friendly. The location was perfect. The room was clean and we had everything we need. The coolest thing was that they accept dogs on the premises.
Located in Vratsa, 11 miles from Ledenika Cave, Българе provides accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. The hotel features family rooms. At the hotel, every room has a closet.
Хотел Приятели is offering accommodations in Vratsa. With a restaurant, the 1-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom.
Mountain view apartment offers accommodations in Vratsa, 11 miles from Ledenika Cave. This apartment provides air-conditioned accommodations with a balcony and free Wifi.
Nicolas
Belgium
Wifi, nice kitchen. Nice apartment
The mountain view 😍
We stayed here on our way between the Ledenika cave and...
We stayed here on our way between the Ledenika cave and Belogradchik - in hindsight, should have stayed in Belogradchik. The town itself is nothing special but it's very close to the mountains and Ledenika and has nice views and hikes. Just as good a place to stay overnight for nature lovers as many towns nearby. We didn't really see much of the town other than a quick stop to get breakfast.
Anton
United States of America
Scored 8.0
8.0
Vratsa is a great destination for traveling/tourism in...
Vratsa is a great destination for traveling/tourism in Bulgaria. And while the city itself needs no more than half a day (to enjoy the examples of beautiful architecture, historical monuments, the pedestrian street, the squares of the city as well as the view from the top of the hill at the foot of which the main square is located), the region boasts waterfalls (including the (second) highest in Bulgaria), a number of famous caves, peaks to climb, forests, panoramic spots in the mountains, monasteries etc., enough to fill half to a full week if you go very detailed. Vratsa's vicinity is among the most landmark-infested areas in Bulgaria. The mountains are rich in natural wonders and breathtaking views! Strongly recommended!
RP Drajev
Bulgaria
Scored 10
10
I am biased I guess as I visited Vratsa many years ago and...
I am biased I guess as I visited Vratsa many years ago and fell in love with the town
So much so I bought a very nice villa there, which I am slowly making improvements too
The town has so much to offer visitors, form the largest cave in Bulgaria(Ledenika) where you can also go horse riding, to the best climbing in Bulgaria, with many challenging climbs
There are swimming pools, football, go kart track and the second largest natural park in Bulgaria, great also for bike riders
Add to that the largest waterfall,(Skaklya) a climb of over 400 steps to the Herald of Freedom, where you can partake of a needed coffee, great views from here
Many marked walks also
The town itself is pedestrianised, meaning that it is mainly free of traffic, it has many facilities for families with children, with parks and free rides
Koi Villa Vratsa
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The maintain view from the center is very beautiful.
The maintain view from the center is very beautiful. The city itself is small. There are nice cheap traditional restaurants around the center that are not flashy but the staff is polite. Fries and beer are classic choices. Don't get an expensive hotel - it will only disappoint you, but rather a cheaper one as the whole experience will be better (I've tried both types in Vratsa). Best day to visit would be 2 June as there are fireworks in the evening to honer Hristo Botev - figher for freedom and writer.
Boris.Kochev
Bulgaria
Scored 10
10
Being a small town far from the capital, I was very worried...
Being a small town far from the capital, I was very worried I may struggle with the language. Much to my surprise almost all shop owners and restaurants I visited all spoke perfect English, and the ones that didn't did their best to help me.
Jamie
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Vratsa is a quiet town, of some interest culturally and some...
Vratsa is a quiet town, of some interest culturally and some decent restaurants and bars, not a big or lively place. The journey there from Sofia by train is special, and it's perhaps a good base for exploring the Balkan mountain region.
It's a medium hotel, cozy, comfortable with an attractive design. The apartment was absolutely beautiful, plenty of space with a wide terrace surrounding the entire top floor for an amazing view over the city and mountains.
The breakfast was good, they tried to make it a little diverse every day, the staff helpful and attentive, even if they weren't all communicating good in English they tried to accommodate you.
The restaurant menu was international and the meals very tasty. Loved the interior terrace of the restaurant.
The location is brilliant, since I am a rock climber and booked the place to be as close as possible to the giant limestone wall in front of the hotel.
Staff was friendly. The food in the restaurant was really tasty. They let us cancel the last night as we needed to leave earlier.
Comfortable hotel in the centre of Vraca. View from the 4th floor directly on the square, where the Abiturient festivities were taking place. We had topportunity to see a breathtaking audiovisual show with drones on the square!
Staff was really good and helpful. Definitely more than we could expect. You could choose one of three breakfast menus. Everything was tasty and fresh. There was also a big parking next to the hotel.
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