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| LITOV HOUSE |
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Type of accommodation: Hotel
Sleeps: 25 persons
Catering:
self/organized
Location in Bulgaria:
Melnik, region BLAGOEVGRAD,
see the map
Accommodation facilities: Hot/cold water, shower inside, fitted kitchen, radio, Daily maid services, air-conditioner, satelite, Large open air balcony.
Local amenities: Food shop, restaurant, bar, post office, good road, bus transport, guarded parking lot, gallery, markets.
Area attractions: Mountain, beautiful nature, no factories around, tranquil, cave, monastery.
Area suitable for: Relaxation, tourism, walking, wine tasting, mountain activities, mountain biking, cultral sightseeing, historical sightseeing, bicycle ride, horseback riding.
Distance to a bigger town: 50 km to Blagoevgrad
Distance to Sofia: 190 km
Distance to an international airport: 190 km to Sofia airport.
How to reach accommodation: Taxi, direct public bus, public bus to the town nearby, own transportation.
Property managed by: Jivko Litov
Prices: 245 BGN, per person per week , discount for longer stay.
For more info about the prices see the description below
Methods of payment: Cash upon arrival. |
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Hotel- Mehana “Litova house” is the newest attraction in the smallest town in Bulgaria- Melnik.
The complex offers three star quality services and you will definitely feel welcomed.
The hotel offers twelve double rooms with individual bathrooms.
Tourists can use the restaurant of the complex where they can enjoy delicious meals prepared by professional cooks.
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The unique wine cellar is an attractive place for wine tasting.
Guests can also enjoy organized horseback riding tours.
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Melnik is the smallest town in Bulgaria. It is situated in the southwest slopes of Pirin Mountain. The town is famous for its natural pyramids- rock formation that resembles pyramids, obelisks, mushrooms and pinnacles and etc. the natural phenomenon was formed because of the long term erosive activity of the rivers of Pirin beside the town of Melnik.
The town itself is an architectural reserve.
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In the past the town was a famous and important crossroad and spiritual centre- this can be felt from the specific style of the houses.
Melnik is also famous for its wine. It is said that “the wine is so thick that people can transport it in a cloth”. Tourists can see the huge wine barrels where the wine matures. Many of the wine cellars in the town offer wine tasting tours.
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