Atelier 9 - Former atelier of the famous artist Momchil Tsvetkov - painter and sculptor, which masterpiece are the monuments co-memorizing the Holocaust both in Tel Aviv and Sofia. The place it’s unique with pleasant view from the top, while you enjoy of morning coffee or evening aperitif and large enough for couples, small group friends or business travelers.

We are Petya and Alexander a family from 10 years. The saying ‘The human is a man when he is on the road.' is completely responsible for us. Traveling to near and far places is more than our passion or hobby, this make sense of our lives, make us truly happy, help us to do favorite things and feel richer after every trip. We can proudly share that we have traveled and discovered our whole country. Petya has more than 13 years’ experience in Hospitality Services and Management. One of her dreams has always been to have her own place to accommodate people from all over the world, offer them cosy and comfort and send them filled with new memories and emotions. One of her favorite things is walk around the world with a map in her hand :) Alex is professional Food & Beverage Manager from 7 years, but for him, the job must be a hobby, because he finds it in almost everything - fishing, cooking, diving, boating, skiing, cycling, mushrooming, camping, parties. The most important thing all of this to be shared with loved people and best friends. Now he has a chance to do all favorite things in one with his own accommodation place :)

Situated in one of the most aristocratic district, well-lined streets, which lead to the most sophisticated city park - the Doctor's Garden with romantically scattered debris from Roman Serdika, the rock garden, the living collection of roses and below the park of the Military Academy, contribute to the aristocratic atmosphere. Reputation as urban bohemian streets, Oborishte and Shipka are historically known as an important landmark of the map of Sofia Bohemian culture in the early and mid-20th century. The neighborhood is famous for its colorful, artistic inhabitants and the alternative culture they are spreading. After the Soviet occupation and the expropriation of large estates during the People's Republic, many of the buildings were converted into residences of many foreign embassies, along with the creation of new cultural institutions such as Shipka 6 Exhibition Center, Art and Cultural Foundations, Galleries and others.