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TRIP ADVISOR THUMBS UP GRAND HOTEL SOFIA

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by Sonya Ninova

Grand Hotel Sofia is the best hotel in the Bulgarian capital which is not a part of an international chain, according the TripAdvisor's annual chart for customers' satisfaction. The hotel won the prestigious Cerificate for Excellence for sixth consecutive year in the competition of 116 establishments in the capital. TripAdisor is the largest travelling website, offering its visitors the opportunity to share experiences and rate the quality of the services provided by hotels all over the world.

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0 #4 bug in the ear 2012-06-16 14:53 @fgifgi, @22 Century, it's better to read, read and read again before commenting. Quote

0 #3 fgifgi 2012-06-15 21:21 Hilton Sofia received a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence award for 2012 Quote

0 #2 Sonya 2012-06-15 15:17 Nowhere in the article does it say that Grand Hotel Sofia is the only hotel which received a Certificate of Excellence. There are others but still GHS ranks 1st in the chart. Here's a link to TripAdvisor's website: http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g294452-d530275-Reviews-Grand_Hotel_Sofia-Sofia.html Quote

0 #1 22 Century 2012-06-15 08:47 This is not true! The GHS is not the only prized hotel in Sofia! This Certificate is sent to each hotel with ranking over 4.5 ! Quote

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