This unassuming new boutique hotel has a nice backstreet location between the Church of St Konstantin & Helena and Tsarevets Fortress. The attractive rooms are spacious and convey an understated charm. The Boliari also has a small cafe at reception and is a friendly, quiet place. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This friendly, central hotel offers 16 breezy, tastefully decorated rooms set within an imposing pink and maroon building with white faux columns off the main street. There aren't a lot of extras, but management is friendly and helpful. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A very chic and well-run new boutique hotel, the Studio impresses with its sleek, black minimalist feel. Rooms are characterised by understated tones and black-and-white decor, with the occasional splash of red. The downstairs restaurant/bar is also modern and elegant. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Tsarevets, named for its proximity to the fortress, is an older yet still appealing place (even if it is perhaps a wee bit overpriced). Still, it offers friendly service and comfortable, well-kept rooms with TV, internet and minibar. Discounts are sometimes available for mult… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Right in the lower confines of the old quarter (Varosha), the Pink Bakery is an offbeat guesthouse run by two Brits and unmistakeably located in a pink building. A friendly and relaxing place with colourful, slightly camp decor and bedding, it has shared but modern bathrooms. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This four-storey hotel, right in the centre of town, is outstanding value and has the best possible location. Some rooms are a little small, but they're always clean and cosy. Get a room at the back to avoid the street noise, and to admire the awesome gorge views. This is probabl… Full Lonely Planet Review ›