Hebros Hotel

Hebros Hotel is enviably located within the celebrated Old Town of Plovdiv. In this centuries-old setting, the best of the city's intriguing history and its modern spirit are injected into every visit.

Property Details

Hebros Hotel occupies a street saturated with 19th century buildings that were once the shops and homes of Plovdiv’s wealthy merchants. In fact, a purveyor of textiles and furs made his home here some 200 years ago. Guests of the hotel experience what life in a private home was like during the period of Bulgarian National Revival with thoughtful attention paid to modern luxuries. This splendid home has been completely restored and transformed into an intimate luxury hotel suited to those who appreciate its unique place in history. Accommodations include just 10 private rooms and suites, each individual in layout and interior style. Keeping true to the aura of the period, antique furnishings fill the space from the 150-year-old Berger piano in the second floor lounge, to the resplendent wooden beds and bureaus in each bedroom. Trace the architectural history in each en-suite room, from revitalized wooden floors and inlaid walls to the lovely details of the decorated ceiling.

The award-winning restaurant of Hebros Hotel is a favorite of Plovdiv locals and a delight to international travelers. Taste excellent Bulgarian wines served alongside fresh creations from the kitchen, with a menu showcasing seasonal local ingredients and incorporating influences from across the globe. Dine inside or, when the weather is right, on the picturesque sun-kissed terrace surrounded by a lush garden. Listen to the antique piano fill up the hayats—or lounges—of the home and retreat to the bar for cocktails and wines.

Plovdiv is famous for being a pedestrian friendly city, and the position of Hebros Hotel in Old Town keeps guests close to all of the city’s coveted sites. The narrow cobblestone streets of Old Town wind through the wonderful collection of museums, galleries, and studios where contemporary artists and artisans ply their crafts at all hours, doors always open to welcome visitors.