Hotel Muzite

In the southern part of Bulgaria, on the Black sea coast, the cobbled streets of the town of Sozopol - ancient Apolonia - await curious explorers, while the fine sandy beaches welcome their visitors and promise to ease their cares away.

The hotel is perfectly located just on the outskirts of the town, within a walking distance to the town center along the sandy Harmani beach. It offers spacious and comfortable accommodation an ideal setting for your stay.

Furthermore a pool with a pool bar, a cozy restaurant promise a wonderful way of passing your time.

Minimum stay: 2 nights.

Rooms: 17
Rate: 25 - 69 EUR

14 double rooms offering twin bedded or double accommodation and additional bed; 1 studio; 2 apartments.

- the Muses restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, dinner.
- nice variety of Bulgarian and Greek cuisine.
- poolside service.

Located 34 kilometres south of Burgas on a slender rocky peninsula, Sozopol is the oldest of Bulgaria's coastal towns. Founded in 610 BC by Miletian Greeks, their colony of Apollonia thrived as a middleman between the Greek world and the indigenous Thracians. Today, this charming place is a popular tourist resort best known for its casual ambiance, two sandy beaches, and distinctive nineteenth-century stone and wood houses, some 45 of which are designated national cultural monuments. While Sozopol is a bustling place during July-August, in the off-season it reverts back to a sleepy fishing village and is a favoured haunt of artists.