Bohemi Guest House was built almost one and a half centuries ago in the year of 1886. The house has a uniquely preserved architecture, which is charachteristic for the houses built during the Revival Period in Bansko. It is a massive stone and wood constrcution with fortified stone walls and massive solid wood doors shackled by huge metal nails. By the time the premises on the first floor were used as a kitchen and cellar, while the bedrooms were located on the second floor. The design of the house is refered to Greek-Oriental, Sothern European, and even Mediterranean. It is an old typical house in the Balkans, which in Bulgaria we call with its Turkish name ‘chardak’ that denotes that particular type of building that has an open hall in the upper floor. As most of these houses have their entire yards surrounded by massive two-feet wide stone walls they all look like small forts. There is a tradition in welcoming guests in Bansko. Every house from the Revival period has a room, which was specially designed and massively decorated to welcome guests, which remained a tradition in some Bansko homes up to now. You will be impressed by the whole look and feel of the house, it is the true feel of Bansko not the hotels in the upper part, but the traditonal houses in the old town of Bansko.
In our house you have the best of both worlds, you have the centurial building that gives the feel of the old, and the modernly  furnished premises and needed facilities that provide you comfort. The house sleeps 6 people in two double rooms and a twin room, which is  part of an area, which features a spacious living room with a huge sofa, fireplace and LED TV. At your disposal is a small kitchenette, which is equipped with all the electric appliances you need to prepare yourself a meal.