A family-run guest house steps from the beach in Chernomorets, with individually styled rooms, a 3-bedroom apartment, and a communal tavern with fireplace and kitchen.
Breeze Guest House sits just steps from the beach in Chernomorets, a former fishing village on the Black Sea coast south of Burgas, with sea views from several rooms. The property offers individually styled rooms as well as a full-floor, three-bedroom apartment with an island kitchen, a living area and its own laundry facilities, making it flexible for couples and families alike. At the heart of the place is a communal tavern, or mehana, with a fireplace, oven and kitchen corner where guests can cook or simply gather in the evening, plus a garden set aside for relaxing outdoors. The atmosphere leans toward a relaxed, homely seaside stay rather than a formal hotel experience, with a welcome that reads as a family-run operation. Free Wi-Fi runs throughout, and airport transfers from Burgas can be arranged in advance. It suits guests who want to be near the water in a small coastal town, within easy reach of Sozopol's old town and the Neptune Aqua Park.
Property highlights
3 bedroom family apartment with open kitchen and laundry Guest house close to the beach of Chernomorets, with sea view Traditional tavern (mehana) with fireplace on site
Services
Fireplace in common spaces Shared kitchen / shared dining area Laundry inside the apartment Free Wi-Fi Family rooms Sea view from some houses Airport transfer (on request)
Location & surroundings
Breeze Guest House is in Chernomorets, a former fishing village turned seaside resort on the coast south of Burgas, with the beach only a short walk from the door. The walled old town of Sozopol, with its wooden houses and harbour, is a few kilometres away, and the Neptune Aqua Park lies within easy reach for a day of water slides. Burgas Airport and central Burgas are both roughly 17 km off by road. This is a small-town base rather than a city one, suited to travelers happy to spend their days on or near the beach and take the occasional trip along the coast rather than staying somewhere with constant city activity.
