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Alen Mak Hotel [ * ]
Govedartsi, Malyovitsa
Just 100 metres away from the ski slopes in Malyovitsa, Alen Mak Hotel offers guided hiking trips, a ski school and its own ski shop. There is also a restaurant and a wellness centre on site. Rooms have a seating area with a sofa and mountain…
All Seasons Mountain Vistas [ * * ]
Govedartsi, 5 Iskar Blvd
This family-run hotel is situated in Govedartsi, 17 km from the Borovets ski resort. It offers spacious guestrooms with balconies and mountain views. Free private on-site parking is available. Rooms at the All Seasons Mountain Vistas are…
Family hotel Iskar [ * * ]
Govedartsi, 61 Iskar str., s.Govedarci
Family Hotel Iskar is located less then 600 metres from the centre of the village of Govedarci and offers a minibus that provides a daily transport to the ski slopes. The property features a restaurant that serves traditional Bulgarian dishes.…
Hotel Krusharskata Kashta [ * * * ]
Govedartsi, Bul.Iskar 111, s. Govedartsi
The Krusharskata Kashta is set 2 km from the centre of Govedarci and offers cosy accommodation surrounded by mountain scenery. The ski slopes are just 2 km from the hotel. Most rooms have a panoramic balcony. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout…
Kashta Peychevi [ * * * ]
Govedartsi, 13 Iglika str., s. Govedarci
Situated 1,5 km from the Govedarci Ski Slopes, Kashta Peychevi offers rooms with satellite TV and free Wi-Fi. A restaurant serving traditional Bulgarian cuisine is available. All rooms feature hardwood floors, a seating area and a mosquito…
Orbelus House [ * * ]
Govedartsi, 1 Vasil Levski str.
The Orbelus House is located in Govedartsi, and is 20 km from the Borovets ski resort. It offers heated guestrooms, and has a communal living room with sofas and satellite TV. The Orbelus guesthouse offers private rooms and shared facilities.…
Havana, is the capital city, major port, and leading commercial centre of Cuba. The city is one of the 14 Cuban provinces. The city/province has 2.1 million inhabitants, and the urban area over 2.6 million, making Havana the largest city in both Cuba and the Caribbean region.[4] The city extends mostly westward and southward from the bay, which is entered through a narrow inlet and which divides into three main harbours: Marimelena, Guanabacoa, and Atarés. The sluggish Almendares River traverses the city from south to north, entering the Straits of Florida a few miles west of the bay.
- Govedartsi, Bulgaria, Europe