Villa Yagoda

I stayed here with family & friends for skiing in nearby Borovets. Staff were very friendly & helpful and it was a very peaceful quiet area. Our cabin was basic, but clean & cosy. There was an endless supply of piping hot water, plenty of towels provided and all linens changed half way through the week. Kitchen utensils are very sparse- I will bring stackable camping pans & some bowls next time. Snacks + 1 or 2 pasta dinners are manageable but not comfortable for self catering every meal. We had 1 or 2 breakfasts and evening meals in the restaurant but for variety also ate in the village. The non-skier in our group used the fitness centre & sauna during the day and could walk to Borovets for apres ski. There are plenty of taxi drivers around Borovets for evenings in the village, but I found the fare is a bit too expensive to use them every day (€10 each journey in Feb 2026). The teens in my group would have liked stronger wifi.

Although not a posh hotel it had a cosy vibe and was absolutely fine for a week on the slopes. Restaurant was good , staff were friendly , gym great , transfers worked well to slopes - all good , a little dated but great

A shocking place, a rude receptionist, speaks disparagingly without a shred of humanity, smelly and old cabins, service at the lowest possible level. Rude and cold-hearted people. I suffered every moment I spent in the two days I stayed there. The roads outside the cabins are full of ice, our car slid off the road outside the cabin. We had to call a tow truck to help us because the clerk did not help us and told us to deal with it on our own, so we had to pay 100 euros for a tow truck. After we asked and explained the situation to the clerk, she laughed in our face and threw us out of the reception. I wholeheartedly recommend running away from this place and not going anywhere near it. What is shown in the pictures is not close to reality.