Augusta SPA Hotel

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$128
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About this property

Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 6 hot tubs, a waterslide, and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wir...

  • Parking

  • Airport shuttle

  • Restaurant

  • Swimming pool

  • Room Service

  • Tour Desk

Location

№ 3 Gurko Blvd, Hisarja, Bulgaria

Lavender World (9.5 miles)

Sopot - Intermediate station (18.8 miles)

Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians (23.1 miles)

International Fair Plovdiv (26.3 miles)

Center for Contemporary Art (26.8 miles)

Plovdiv International Fair Grounds (26.9 miles)

Room options

4

Double Or Twin Room, Building 2

2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 2

213 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Separate Living Room

6

Double Or Twin Room, Building 1

2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 2

204 ft²

Balcony
Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Separate Living Room

4

One Bedroom Suite, Building 2

2 Twin Beds
and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 2

474 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Separate Living Room

5

Two Bedrooms Suite, Non-Renovated, Building 1

1 Queen Bed
and
2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 4

678 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Kitchenette

4

Single Room, Building 1

1 Full Bed

194 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Separate Living Room

5

Family Room, Building 1

1 Full Bed
and
2 Twin Beds

Sleeps 3

377 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Separate Living Room

4

Double Or Twin Room with Sofa-Bed, Building 2

2 Twin Beds
and
1 Sofa Bed

Sleeps 2

205 ft²

Air Conditioning
Wi-Fi (Free)
Separate Living Room

Guest reviews of Augusta SPA Hotel

Facilities

6

Cleanliness

7.4

Service

6.6

4

Roger

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Jun 14, 2026

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Stayed 2 nights

I was soon to discover, several thousand pensioners moving at the speed of continental drift. The hotel has apparently been “recently renovated”, a phrase which in this case appears to mean that someone was allowed loose with a budget smaller than the GDP of a medium-sized carrot. The architecture is of such determined ugliness that it makes some more adventurous architectural firms look positively inspired. The overall effect can best be described as “municipal regret”. The complex contains some 550 rooms, although “accommodation block” is probably more accurate than “hotel”. It now serves as a pilgrimage site for the retired populations of Bulgaria and neighbouring countries, all arriving to “take the waters”. At opening time for the spa each morning, the migration was magnificent. Imagine a tsunami wearing dressing gowns. The appliance-white aluminium joinery was a particular delight. Even the bathroom door had been fitted with double-glazed mirrored panels, suggesting that somewhere, at some point, a designer sat back proudly and thought: “Yes. This is luxury.” Everything in the bathroom was bolted down. One suspected that if the plumbing could have been chained to the wall, it would have been. Dunny paper emerged one translucent sheet at a time. Communism may have failed, but its ghost still wanders the corridors here. It peers from behind the reception desk, supervises the buffet queue, monitors the tea bags and keeps a watchful eye on the toilet paper.
I was soon to discover, several thousand pensioners moving at the speed of continental drift. The hotel has apparently been “recently renovated”, a phrase which in this case appears to mean that someone was allowed loose with a budget smaller than the GDP of a medium-sized carrot. The architecture is of such determined ugliness that it makes some more adventurous architectural firms look positively inspired. The overall effect can best be described as “municipal regret”. The complex contains some 550 rooms, although “accommodation block” is probably more accurate than “hotel”. It now serves as a pilgrimage site for the retired populations of Bulgaria and neighbouring countries, all arriving to “take the waters”. At opening time for the spa each morning, the migration was magnificent. Imagine a tsunami wearing dressing gowns. The appliance-white aluminium joinery was a particular delight. Even the bathroom door had been fitted with double-glazed mirrored panels, suggesting that somewhere, at some point, a designer sat back proudly and thought: “Yes. This is luxury.” Everything in the bathroom was bolted down. One suspected that if the plumbing could have been chained to the wall, it would have been. Dunny paper emerged one translucent sheet at a time. Communism may have failed, but its ghost still wanders the corridors here. It peers from behind the reception desk, supervises the buffet queue, monitors the tea bags and keeps a watchful eye on the toilet paper.
8

Valentin

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Oct 27, 2025

·

Stayed 2 nights

Good stay
Good stay
4

Edmon

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Jun 15, 2025

·

Stayed 2 nights

This was very disappointing. The hotel is big, but we had coincidentally booked it when others were coming. The hotel staff was rude. At first telling us we can park out front to get our bags in the room, instead after about 30 seconds while doing just that another staff member said that we cannot - since a bus with Israeli guests was arriving - this was a yearly reoccurrence according to another member. I was also appalled by the lack of proper cleaning. Bath tubs were all green in some areas, a lot of the hotel was empty and everything was far. The area nearby is better since there was a park but, overall this stay was a complete disappointment- if it weren't for the people water - this would've been a huge waste of money. Overall 2/10 stars would be the max I would give this... Avoid
This was very disappointing. The hotel is big, but we had coincidentally booked it when others were coming. The hotel staff was rude. At first telling us we can park out front to get our bags in the room, instead after about 30 seconds while doing just that another staff member said that we cannot - since a bus with Israeli guests was arriving - this was a yearly reoccurrence according to another member. I was also appalled by the lack of proper cleaning. Bath tubs were all green in some areas, a lot of the hotel was empty and everything was far. The area nearby is better since there was a park but, overall this stay was a complete disappointment- if it weren't for the people water - this would've been a huge waste of money. Overall 2/10 stars would be the max I would give this... Avoid

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From 14:00 to 00:00

Before 12:00

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FAQs about Augusta SPA Hotel

Is parking available at the hotel?

Free self-parking is available on-site. Limited parking is also offered.

What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?

A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7 AM to 10 AM.

Does the hotel allow pets?

Pets are allowed at the hotel with a fee of EUR 20.50 per pet, per night. Service animals are exempt from fees.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 2:00 PM to 12:00 AM, and check-out is until 12:00 PM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request and may incur additional charges.

Is there an airport shuttle service available?

Airport shuttle services are available for a surcharge of EUR 100 per person (one way) and EUR 50 for children aged 2 to 12 years. Guests must contact the hotel with arrival details to arrange the transfer.

What accessibility features does the hotel offer for guests with disabilities?

The hotel features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities in public areas. Specific room accessibility features may be available; guests are encouraged to inquire directly with the hotel.

Where is the hotel located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is situated in the historical district of Hisarya, just 0.7 km from the Archaeological Museum. It is also approximately 30.3 km from Sopot - Intermediate station and 37.1 km from the Ancient and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians.

Does the hotel have a swimming pool?

The hotel features both indoor and outdoor swimming pools. The seasonal outdoor pool is open from June to September.

Are children allowed at the hotel?

Children are welcome at the hotel, and the minimum age for children to stay for free is not specified.

What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?

The hotel does not specify the availability of cribs or extra beds. Guests are encouraged to contact the hotel directly for specific requests regarding additional bedding.

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