Family Hotel Central

Hotel

Nearby is a small parking lot with a terminal where you can find a place by 7 p. M. (from now on for free). Not far from the pedestrian street.

It's just like the old days, and that's fine.

Very easy to find your way. Times and directions easy to understand. There is a little bar and restaurant. Very clean.

A small bus station from which one to go to sozopol and Nesebre, and many more where. There is a free wai wai and a paid toilet.

Waiting for the station, near the bus station. From here you can go to any city — stop behind the building of the bus station. Tickets are bought on the bus. You can also go to any end of Burgas itself. The traffic pattern hangs at a stop near the park, there is also a stop.
There's a toilet.

The railway station is fully renovated. It is not big at all but really cosy. Looks clean and organised. Infoboards are updated. Three are several nice outside seating areas, which are quite pleasant in the summer.

It's not easy to learn the right line here and buy a ticket that's all on the plan just in Cyrillic script.
In the end, the woman from the rat poison store from the bude in the bus station stop square helped us get the right ticket to Sozopol.
Conclusion, if you mill around a bit, then you get on with it again;-)
Greeting Matthias.

Clean and efficient place. Unfortunately after the main refurbishment the place and the area around it has become rather bland and uniform a typical EU project cheap and Brussels sterilised and lost the charm it had.

Peaceful silent railway station. No crowd even at peak hours.

Small station of the nominal town.

It's a beautiful building. It's not far from the park.

A beautifully landscaped place, many trees and a lot of shade, shops, pedestrian street and ice cream tons. A nice place to walk.

The building was built in 1903. And it is an architectural monument.

Very nice architecture, but totally user unfriendly. If someone is travelling with luggage, it might be a hassle. No card payments.

People in the counter do not speak English well. But the station is clean, I like it very much.

The main station, close to the centre. Easy access to other resorts.

The place looks splended after the renovation. The interior looks so great that you almost don't want to leave! And there's information for every train, couldn't be better!

Bourgas to Sofia is a special rail trip. Train is nostalgic, adD costume and you could be in an Agatha Christie novel,

Like others here, my biggest problem is with lack of English speaking staff. I'm very lucky, in that I have several Bulgarian friends, who are always willing to assist. But, do remember to download Google Translate… it's my most used app… after, my hotel/travel apps! The EU plowed over €400 million into Bulgaria to allow it to upgrade its transport infrastructure… the spending can be seen in the astonishing work carried out on both the train and bus stations, here in Burgas. Sofia also had almost 3 years of obstruction, during upgrades to its road network and Metro system. Once this project is finished in Burgas, they've earmarked many millions of Leva to upgrade the city roads and pavements… something that the city has been crying out for, for many years.

I've seen worse, but that is deffinetly one of the bottom 3. Rooms need some renovation and by "some" I mean a lot of it. Socialistic style troughout the whole hotel, dity old carpets, old cheap 80s furniture and questionable higene. Towel hanger broke as soon as I hanged my towel. Pros: Rooms are big, hotel is located near a park with parking possibilities.