Avenue Hotel is located on the main street in Ravda, within easy reach of shops, restaurants, and only 3 kilometers south of Nessebar.
Within short distance, you can visit Ravda Beach.
Stylish, cozy, and spotless, Avenue Hotel has been furnished with great care, making every guest feel fantastic and special.
Accommodation
We offer 21 double rooms and 3 Junior Suite studios.
Comfortable beds for a restful sleep and a relaxing stay, a private balcony with a table and chairs, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a bathroom, and a small refrigerator. Some rooms also feature a seating area, a sofa, a coffee table, and a work desk.
The rooms vary in size. Complimentary high-speed Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel.
If needed and upon prior request and confirmation, we provide a baby cot.
Restaurant
Avenue Restaurant features a terrace and an indoor dining area.
The variety of fish and the daily catch are the highlights of the menu.
We pride ourselves on the highest-quality seasonal fresh products.
Our wine list has been specially selected by professionals.
For connoisseurs, we also offer a whisky list.
Ravda
Avenue Hotel is located on the main street in Ravda, close to shops, restaurants, and only 3–4 kilometers south of Nessebar, where visitors can enjoy cultural tourism.
Nearby, you can visit Ravda Beach. Ravda’s beach stretches over 57,000 sq. m and is divided into two parts by Cape Ravda. The South Beach is popular with visitors for its fine sand, clean sea, and varied entertainment options, while the North Beach offers a more peaceful retreat.
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Sunny Beach Resort, popular for its entertainment options, is 8 kilometers away, the city of Burgas is 30 kilometers away, Sarafovo Airport (a district of Burgas) is 22 kilometers away, and Varna Airport is 100 kilometers away.
The Action Aquapark pool is less than a 5-minute drive away.
The nearest beach is only 250 meters away. Guests can reach Ravda Central Beach, located a 10-minute walk away.
There are many legends about the origin of the settlement and its name. According to one legend, hundreds of years ago shepherds settled in the area and the place was named after one of them—Ravadin. Another legend says that the lands in the area once belonged to a cruel landowner who beat his workers with a stick called a ‘ravdas’. The most interesting legend, however, tells of the beautiful maiden Ravdalina, with whom the god Neptune fell in love and wished to take with him into the depths of the sea, but she refused. Enraged, the god sent a water disaster to destroy the village, but the other gods stopped the calamity. Thus, the huge waves formed all the numerous bays.