The Bey House was built in 1864 and is one of the landmark historic buildings of Bulgaria's Old Capital, Veliko Tarnovo. Each royal chamber is named after a Bulgarian Tsarina with unique details and photographs from her life. Original 19th and early 20th-century antique furniture and artwork make you believe that you are staying at the Tsarinas' palace, with oak hardwood floors, plush oriental rugs, ornate crown moulding, and hand-painted walls combined with modern 5-star amenities. The most extensive chamber is Margarita, named after Tsarina Margarita Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, the wife of Tsar Simeon II. This chamber has a small foyer, a king-sized bed, and a fireplace to warm you on cool nights. The sun-drenched windows overlook the summer garden and cobbled streets below. The lounge area offers a space for relaxing and unwinding or hosting friends for a cocktail before a night out on the town. After a day of adventure, the chamber is ideal for settling in for the night. Large mirrors and vaulted ceilings make you feel like you are in the palatial living quarters of Tsarina Margarita herself. Chamber Margarita's bathroom is the most luxurious, with double vanity and a deep 1.80-meter (6 feet) long bathtub for indulging in bubbly bliss. The natural light of the bathroom will pour in as you prepare for the day or unravel at night in the bathtub with champagne and a loved one.