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Hotels in Devnya

Sorry! As much as we've tried, we haven't been able to discover any places to crash in the heart of Devnya.

There's no need to work yourself into a tizzy though. Avren is approximately 25 kilometres away and boasts some great places to stay, such as the Dallas Residence and Graffit Gallery Hotel.

Attractions and Hotels Near Devnya

Sure, you could spend your entire time just in Devnya, but you'd really be missing out. For some truly epic memories, you've gotta explore Bulgaria's other attractions. The area is known for having amazing rural landscapes and beaches. After staring slack-jawed at nature's artworks, visit well-known tourist sights like ruins. Alternatively, try your hand at one or two popular regional pursuits like snowboarding, skiing and snowmobiling.

Want more options? Hole up like a rockstar in Varna (just try not to trash the joint). Located 30 kilometres away and home to Sea Garden and Varna Aquarium, it's sure to be an adventure to remember! The Grand Hotel London and Hotel mOdus are a few of the great long and short-stay options here. 40 kilometres to the east of Devnya you'll also find Golden Sands, home to the Hotel Admiral and Melia Grand Hermitage. If you're staying in Golden Sands, make sure you visit Aladzha Monastery and Monastery of Saints Constantine and Helena.

Travel 90 kilometres south and you'll come across Sozopol, a regional centre with a population of 5,000. While you're exploring this neck of the woods, work on your tourist game at Sozopol Central Beach, Ravadinovo Castle and Southern Fortress Wall & Tower Museum. Church of Sveti Georgi and Church of Sveta Bogoroditsa are a couple more sights that are sure to offer up some envy-inducing photo ops. Sozopol offers accommodation options that should suit everyone, including the Ofir Apartment Hotel and Santa Marina Residential Villa.

That's it! All you've gotta do now is put on your out-of-office then ditch the joint. After all, you've worked like a trooper for a lastminute.com.au holiday to Devnya, right?