The snazziest place in town and in one of the best locations, the Plaza caters to business travellers, with a modern business centre and conference facilities. Rooms are comfortable, though not quite as showy as the public areas, and there's a trendy on-site restaurant. It's easy… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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Squeezed in between the shops on a busy road right in the heart of the city, Fotinov offers plain but clean rooms, all with TV and minibar. Not the most atmospheric choice, but reasonably priced for the location. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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Very handy for the bus and train stations, this 14-room hotel occupies a converted mansion on a busy road. Rooms are neat, if unspectacular, with the usual mod cons including TVs and fridges. Breakfast is included. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Towering 20 storeys over the southern end of the city's main pedestrian drag, this '70s monolith is certainly very convenient and has the best facilities in town, including two restaurants, a gym, pool and business centre. The renovated rooms are OK, but it's fantastically overpr… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
A 10-minute walk west of the centre, this friendly, family-run hotel occupies an attractively restored mansion, designed by the same architect who built the city's grand train station. Rooms are large and contemporary in style, and one (No 25) has a big terrace. The original spir… Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Well placed and with clean and comfy rooms, the Elite offers pretty good value for central Burgas, although the cheaper rooms don't have air-con. Avoid the cramped attic room. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
Another fair-priced city-centre hotel, with decent-sized rooms that are bland and functional, but perfectly comfortable nonetheless. There's a pizzeria downstairs and a basic breakfast is included in the price. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
A little further on from Hotel Bulair, the Luxor is a vaguely Egyptian-inspired place. Rooms are comfy, fairly standard three-star fare, but the hotel also has a business centre, gym and an Italian restaurant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
The location at the bottom end of the Maritime Park is a winner, but the hotel itself is a drab leftover from the days of the People's Republic, and has a worn-out, half-forgotten air about it. However, it's still a bargain and all rooms have balconies, many with sea views. Full Lonely Planet Review ›
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