Forum Hotel

I have stayed from the 12th to 15thof October with my young son for Universities purposes. The hotel is nice, simple, clean, comfortable and cozy, not far away from the city center ( 25 minutes on foot and 5/10 minutes by bus), staff is smiley and kind, a special mention to Mrs Ana at the reception who helped us in many ways making us feel at ease and welcome. Blogodoria Ana :) We also had a delicious breakfast waiting for us every morning and we were allowed to do the check out at 14 in the afternoon rather than at 10 o clock in the morning, which thing was extremely appreciated. I recommend it. Alfonso

One of the worst hotels I ever stayed. I booked Standard room and it was very small, smelly with dated furniture. Bed with mattress was old, dirty, uncomfortable. Unpleasant room. Breakfast wasn't good either 😐 with very cheap quality of products. I read a reviews before to book & I still don't understand how can be 8.4 on Booking?????? Just one + it is a Free Parking. Never again.

The worst hotel we have ever been. Very small outdated room. Terribly old uncomfortable beds, all was disgustingly dirty and smelly in the room🤢, only the bathroom was acceptable. The breakfast was terrible, everything was tasting old and bad quality🤮. Never again. Absolutely unacceptable

Friendly staff

The hotel is in good

It is a hidden gem in Sofia! Very quiet, very clean, close to convenient public transportation. The breakfast can be described in two words - quality and variety. It is newly renovated and well maintained. I highly recommend it.

5 nights in this hotel sums up what I found in my first (and last) to Bulgaria. The place is tired and dated but just about functions. The ambience is sad and the staff (except the day shift lady at reception and the house maid) just don’t speak and are depressed. Ask for the absent (after day 1) bacon in the restaurant and the woman there just grumps and pull faces. The rest of breaki just cold - and old. The worst - the largest area of the dining area has ashtrays - so as is compulsory in Bulgaria - breathe in and get lung cancer. Complain about that - and you’ll be told ‘it’s outside’. No it’s not. Adjoining room balconies too are smoking dens. Kill yourselves Bulgarians - but not the visitors. You need them.

Out from the main city, large nice grocery store next door.

The trip was good. The hotel rooms air-conditioning was not working complained they swapped rooms for me and gave me a bigger room with no extra cost. That was amazing. Well done to them.

The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was clean and the bathroom was great!