The impressive natural riches as well as the unique historic and cultural heritage of Bulgaria are a main reason why it has turned into a much wanted destination for plenty of tourists. In the country you may visit delightful small villas and large luxurious resorts, warm cozy chalets and modern city hotels. From the large choice of places to stay every tourist will discover an accommodation that matches one's requirements and budget. namerihotel.com is a useful guide, actively visited by both Bulgarian and foreign tourists, which helps them choose a place to stay in Bulgaria. namerihotel.com is a specialized internet guide providing information about more than 3500 accommodation properties in around 460 locations in Bulgaria. The guide offers details for different hotels, resorts, apartments, apart-hotels, motels, guest houses, villas, holiday villages, mountain huts, private rooms, bungalows and camps in various cities, towns, villages and localities in the country. For every property are published direct contact details and the property guests have the opportunity to share their personal impressions from their stay.

The criteria for defining a type of accommodation are quite a lot but the most important ones are: number and size of rooms, room equipment and facilities, types of main and additional services and amenities on premises, location. As a rule the hotels have at least ten guest rooms, a restaurant, a bar and offer a standard range of basic services and facilities. The motels are identical with the hotels and differ only in location. They are usually to be found outside the towns close to a main road or transport junction. A family hotel, pension or a guest house is an accommodation property with a maximum of 15 guest rooms or 30 beds. A main requirement for each room is to have a private bathroom. This type of accommodation rarely has a restaurant or a bar and offers a limited range of services and facilities. Private rooms and apartments feature private bathrooms, heating and a self-catering kitchen. The villas are low-rise massive buildings with an entrance hall, one or more bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room, living room, one or more bathrooms. The bungalows are accommodation properties with light construction, which are not required to provide private bathroom and kitchen facilities. Holiday villages are usually large complexes with a significant infrastructure and a large range of services and amenities. Camps are enclosed and guarded terrains, which offer places for tents and caravans as well as ample parking space.