Petar Zahov, General Manager of the Katarino SPA Hotel in Razlog, reported notable visitor interest originating from Israel, Greece, Romania, and North Macedonia. While the hotel’s primary clientele remains Bulgarian, Zahov noted that international demand is increasing. He attributed this to sustained regional interest and strong brand recognition across the Balkans and the Middle East.
Zahov also highlighted the hotel’s consistent recognition, noting that Katarino SPA Hotel was ranked first among the top ten five-star mountain hotels in Bulgaria for 2025, marking its second consecutive year in the top spot. This ranking is based on the HotScore™ index, which assesses guest reviews from over 1,200 hotels nationwide. The property has accumulated several accolades, including best four-star mountain spa hotel in 2020 and best four-star spa hotel offering home-grown food in 2022.
The hotel’s comprehensive spa centre provides complimentary access to numerous thermal and relaxation facilities. These include indoor and outdoor pools heated to approximately 34°C, a cave-style jacuzzi, a salt room, and various saunas (Finnish, Kiva, and infrared). Additional amenities feature an aroma and panoramic steam bath, a laconium, and a tepidarium.
Beyond the facilities, the spa offers diverse treatments, such as hydrotherapy options like flotation and Cleopatra baths, alongside massages and specialized therapies. The hotel caters to various needs, including stress management, recovery, and preventive care. Furthermore, the spa area continues to develop, exemplified by a new outdoor pool with an infinity jacuzzi built in 2023, reinforcing its commitment to a complete wellness experience.
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