Boutique Hotel Lyulyak

You will have the honour of being hosted by an extraordinary lady – someone from whom you can only absorb beauty, intellect and a zest for life. And always offered with a smile. You will feel the drive of a woman of 88 with the spirit of a beautiful 18-year-old girl. You will witness how the desire to transform a station is combined with optimism, intelligence and balance – all of this set in a magnificent oak forest with crystal-clear air. We read that someone left a negative comment about the walls decorated with bio-engineering graphics. Our advice is not to be petty. This place is for open-minded and smiling people who are not afraid of a higher level, but live with a thirst for it.

You will have the honour of being hosted by an extraordinary lady – someone from whom you can only absorb beauty, intellect and a zest for life. And always offered with a smile. You will feel the drive of a woman of 88 with the spirit of a beautiful 18-year-old girl. You will witness how the desire to transform a station is combined with optimism, intelligence and balance – all of this set in a magnificent oak forest with crystal-clear air. We read that someone left a negative comment about the walls decorated with bio-engineering graphics. Our advice is not to be petty. This place is for open-minded and smiling people who are not afraid of a higher level, but live with a thirst for it.

Най-хубавият хотел в който съм била! Имаше толкова много картини, достойни за музей с висока такса за вход. Целият стил и дизайн беше изключителен. Това не е просто хотел, това е място с изкуство вътре! Спахме много добре. Беше тихо. Чувствахме се като у дома си. На следващият ден взех златен медал на състезанието Лозарски пътища. Мястото ни зареди!

Дизайна, картините

Страхотна локация, тишина и спокойствие, зеленина и прохлада.

Nice location, at the edge of a forest. The lady who took care of the place allowed us to pay the following day (we didn’t have any cash on us and we arrived at 11 p.m). During daylight, she seemed nice.

Picture this: We arrive at the hotel at 11 pm. Two adults and a 4 year-old. Quiet. Empty. We go to the reception. Nobody there. Just a couple of old mattresses piled on top of each other and a strong, damp smell of an old house. Suddenly, we hear footsteps behind us. We turn around and see an old woman (white hair tied in a bun, elegant, someone who must have been beautiful 50 years ago) slowly coming down the spiral staircase. She speaks only Bulgarian. We don’t. Eventually, we understand that she accepts only cash. We don’t have any, so we decide to leave. But soon we realize it’s too late to find another place (with an exhausted 4 year-old), so we return and explain through Google Translate that one of us will go to town to withdraw money. She agrees. She then leads us upstairs to our room. On the walls: strange anatomy drawings and astrological signs. Creepy. But the real creepiness starts when she opens the door to our room. The walls are covered with numerology, astrology, tarot, and Masonic symbols. And above them all, one chilling image: seven demons in a circle with the message: “Please do not read the demons’ names out loud.”Mirrors stuck to the walls. Speakers in the ceiling, both in the room and the bathroom. “Creepy” is an understatement. Honestly, it felt like we had stepped into the lair of a cult, waiting to hear incantations in the middle of the night. I managed to fall asleep at 3 am. The hallway light, of course, stayed on all night. As for the rest: dirty curtains, grimy bathroom tiles, old furniture, cobwebs in the corners. Long story short: we survived, but it felt like the beginning of a Netflix horror film. If you’re into horror stories, sure, you’ll get some thrills here.