The Old Nest is a revived two-storey Rhodope house over 200 years old, built from stone and wood. After nearly two years of restoration, its original character remains—wooden beams, floorboards and the small recesses in the rooms were carefully preserved, and every old plank found a new purpose in the interior. The house offers 9 rooms with en-suite bathrooms: 7 on the second floor of the main building, opening onto a large covered balcony, and 2 in the restored barn. The first floor features an old barn transformed into a Rhodope-style tavern, along with a summer dining area and shared bathrooms.