Bey House Royal Hotel

Hotel Bey House Royal Hotel, Veliko Tarnovo offers 8 beds in total.

The Bey House was built in 1864 and is one of the landmark historic buildings of Bulgaria's Old Capital, Veliko Tarnovo. When the Ottomans ruled Bulgaria, a "Bey" was an appointed member of the elite Turkish class, similar to a count. The last "Bey" of the city and region was Konchashooglu (pronounced: khan-cha-shoe-glue), who commissioned the building and lived within its walls until Bulgaria's liberation.



The cosy chamber Johanna is named after Princess Johanna Maria Louise Loisinger, the royal half of Prince Alexander I Battenberg. Although Johanna is our smallest chamber in Bey House, it does not disappoint or subtract from the grandeur of the experience. Johanna has a queen-sized bed with windows that overlook the cobblestone street below. The ornately decorated walls provide an experience fit for a Tsar or Tsarina.



The chamber, Maria Luisa, is named after Tsarina Maria Luisa of Bourbon-Parma, wife of Tsar Ferdinand I. The chamber features a queen-sized bed and antique sitting furniture throughout. Like Grand Chamber Margarita and Giovanna, Maria Luisa has a similar feeling as if you are in a palace's bedroom. This chamber overlooks the cobblestone street below and gives you the complete European vibe.



The second grand chamber, Giovanna, is named after Tsarina Giovanna of Italy, wife of Tsar Boris III. A separate drawing room welcomes you with a long antique couch, chair, and coffee table. On top of the vaulted ceiling, a large skylight brings in natural light, feeling like you are in a stately room.



The most extensive chamber is Margarita, named after Tsarina Margarita Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, the wife of Tsar Simeon II. This chamber has a small foyer, a king-sized bed, and a fireplace to warm you on cool nights. The sun-drenched windows overlook the summer garden and cobbled streets below.



The hotel has a hammam, relaxation area, steam bath with heated jacuzzis and stone benches.