Great hotel by the sea. There are not many tourists here, because the street itself is a dead end. The sea is close at hand. Some 2 minutes. I was on vacation with a two-year-old child, it was important to me. The best rooms - with sea views. Green and clean. The hotel has a very nice pool, and if you go down the path, and the beach.
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Great hotel by the sea.
There are not many tourists here, because the street itself is a dead end.
The sea is close at hand. Some 2 minutes. I was on vacation with a two-year-old child, it was important to me.
The best rooms - with sea views.
Green and clean.
The hotel has a very nice pool, and if you go down the path, and the beach. Sand.
The main problem is that it is forbidden to sunbathe on this beach without paying for a sunbed. It merged. And for some reason you can't swim in the evenings during a conversation.
Good cafe and relatively normal three meals a day. Almost every day the same, but delicious. Especially brynza with tomatoes : ) I would order food here for the second time. Although it is very non-dietary.
It is good to sit in a cafe - a very beautiful view.
Nessebar alone is far away. We walked for an hour along the route. You can get there by bus, they go often.
The hotel is a part of the coast just between Nessebar and Ravda, so you will also have to walk to Ravda.
Nessebar is Chersonesos, where they allowed to trade in nonsense and set up cafes everywhere. Although in general I liked it there. Ravda is "Karolino-Bugaz, who succeeded". It's also interesting to walk there.
There is no embankment in this area as such, but you can walk along the sea for a long time. An hour or more, and probably still can go. There are many inexpensive cafes along the sea.
The water park is very close. We walked - a stop or two.
The staff does not need anything from you, so they almost never turn to you. In general, it seems that Bulgarians do not hesitate to have tourists or not. Just polite.
Bulgarians, Ukrainians and Russians had a rest with us. Almost all vacationers were very polite.
Rarely in the bazaar, but you can find a cup, they say, "Putin will come - bring order", and one of the sellers in the store was in a T-shirt "my home is Russia" or something. We did not have any conflicts.
There are many Russians on the streets, but there is no talk of war or politics.
Any oversleeves, flamingos, mattresses can be bought on the spot. We bought a unicorn.
With Wi-Fi problems.
In general, the memories are pleasant. The kid, mom, husband - liked it. I think it makes more sense to go on vacation in Sozopol. But if you want to go to Nessebar, this hotel is the best choice.
There are a few more expensive hotels with swimming pools overlooking the beach. But of the affordable and small - this hotel beats everyone I've seen in the city.
Very nice place. Thank you for the rest. I'm glad I went here.
There are not many tourists here, because the street itself is a dead end.
The sea is close at hand. Some 2 minutes. I was on vacation with a two-year-old child, it was important to me.
The best rooms - with sea views.
Green and clean.
The hotel has a very nice pool, and if you go down the path, and the beach. Sand.
The main problem is that it is forbidden to sunbathe on this beach without paying for a sunbed. It merged. And for some reason you can't swim in the evenings during a conversation.
Good cafe and relatively normal three meals a day. Almost every day the same, but delicious. Especially brynza with tomatoes : ) I would order food here for the second time. Although it is very non-dietary.
It is good to sit in a cafe - a very beautiful view.
Nessebar alone is far away. We walked for an hour along the route. You can get there by bus, they go often.
The hotel is a part of the coast just between Nessebar and Ravda, so you will also have to walk to Ravda.
Nessebar is Chersonesos, where they allowed to trade in nonsense and set up cafes everywhere. Although in general I liked it there. Ravda is "Karolino-Bugaz, who succeeded". It's also interesting to walk there.
There is no embankment in this area as such, but you can walk along the sea for a long time. An hour or more, and probably still can go. There are many inexpensive cafes along the sea.
The water park is very close. We walked - a stop or two.
The staff does not need anything from you, so they almost never turn to you. In general, it seems that Bulgarians do not hesitate to have tourists or not. Just polite.
Bulgarians, Ukrainians and Russians had a rest with us. Almost all vacationers were very polite.
Rarely in the bazaar, but you can find a cup, they say, "Putin will come - bring order", and one of the sellers in the store was in a T-shirt "my home is Russia" or something. We did not have any conflicts.
There are many Russians on the streets, but there is no talk of war or politics.
Any oversleeves, flamingos, mattresses can be bought on the spot. We bought a unicorn.
With Wi-Fi problems.
In general, the memories are pleasant. The kid, mom, husband - liked it. I think it makes more sense to go on vacation in Sozopol. But if you want to go to Nessebar, this hotel is the best choice.
There are a few more expensive hotels with swimming pools overlooking the beach. But of the affordable and small - this hotel beats everyone I've seen in the city.
Very nice place. Thank you for the rest. I'm glad I went here.
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The staff is friendly, everyone is smiling. We were with two small children 2 and 4 years old. Children sometimes made noise, but no one made remarks, on the contrary, everyone said something to them, had fun. The hotel area is small, there is free parking. There were no other cars (there was a dead end) that allowed children to run near the hotel and we did not worry about traffic.
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The staff is friendly, everyone is smiling. We were with two small children 2 and 4 years old. Children sometimes made noise, but no one made remarks, on the contrary, everyone said something to them, had fun. The hotel area is small, there is free parking. There were no other cars (there was a dead end) that allowed children to run near the hotel and we did not worry about traffic. It is very close to the sea, go down the stairs (which is very good !!! ) because we went so that the children could breathe the sea air and swim in the sea. I was a little unlucky with the weather (the beginning of June turned out to be cool), but you can't guess. The pool is clean, often seen cleaning it. Chlorine has almost never been heard, what can you say about the neighboring 4-5 star complex. The room was cleaned daily (but not always perfectly), towels were changed every 2-3 days. The room had 3 balconies: two to the east and one to the north. One could see the sea, but the sun was warm only in the morning and did not burn all day.
The cafe-restaurant at the hotel is excellent. Although we took a room without food, sometimes we had lunch and dinner there. We ate at other cafes to walk and not sit in one place.
Of the shortcomings I can say about the lack of a playground, there was a lack of swings. We went to the next hotel and there the children have already come off. Yes, and the Internet is weak, there were some breakdowns.
The cafe-restaurant at the hotel is excellent. Although we took a room without food, sometimes we had lunch and dinner there. We ate at other cafes to walk and not sit in one place.
Of the shortcomings I can say about the lack of a playground, there was a lack of swings. We went to the next hotel and there the children have already come off. Yes, and the Internet is weak, there were some breakdowns.
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The hotel is very nice. A small hotel with 20 rooms. From a series of so-called family hotels. Located between the village of Ravda and Nessebar. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Nessebar. The hotel is located right on the beach - you just need to go down the stairs and pick delicious plums from the tree growing near the stairs : ) The beach is sandy.
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The hotel is very nice. A small hotel with 20 rooms. From a series of so-called family hotels. Located between the village of Ravda and Nessebar. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Nessebar. The hotel is located right on the beach - you just need to go down the stairs and pick delicious plums from the tree growing near the stairs : ) The beach is sandy. At the expense of sun loungers and umbrellas - I saw, but we did not take them: it was very pleasant on the sand. We swam and sunbathed there only 2 times. The rest of the time we tried various beaches closer to Nessebar, including in the Sunny Beach resort itself, or spent time on excursions. It is pleasant to walk along the coast: sometimes hills overgrown with cypresses and various conifers, where it is very tasty and easy to breathe, sometimes some dunes. In general, we enjoyed walking along the coast between the hotel and Nessebar.
The hotel is located next to a large 4-5 star IFA complex, there is a nice playground for children and large pools with water slides - entry is open to everyone!
Everything in the hotel is neat and clean. The room has air conditioning, TV, refrigerator with a bar. The room, the restaurant downstairs, and the hotel itself are cozy. Beautiful flowers grow on the balcony. Restaurant tables at the hotel are located near the pool. It was not forbidden to swim in the pool in the evening, at night. It was quiet. Only the sea was noisy : )
On the ground floor there are several computers with cheap internet. Somewhere there is billiards. There are several exercise machines in the basement.
The staff is friendly. Especially in the restaurant downstairs : ) Due to the fact that the hotel is small, each tourist has a special exclusive attitude. And, perhaps, this is generally accepted in Bulgaria - I didn’t check it : ) Breakfast was not included in the price. We had breakfast, often lunch and dinner at the restaurant at the hotel. The food was very delicious. Inexpensive. The portions were huge - out of habit they each took a salad for themselves, although one was enough for 2-3 people. The waitress alone was very friendly and always tried to help: both with the order and with any questions related to the hotel. One day we decided to ask where we could wash our clothes. She ran to the reception, where she raised everyone's ears, called the maid. As a result, the maid replaced all our towels and bed linen after hours, took our clothes, and returned the washed one the next day, and even refused to tip! : )
This waitress was generously tipped. In general, we felt very cordial and hospitable.
Of the minuses, the only thing was that a girl was sometimes on duty at the reception, who only spoke Bulgarian with us. Moreover, it was strange that she did not understand us (although usually Bulgarians understand Russians). It turned out that, in general, Bulgarian is not her native language : )
Yes, this hotel was sold to us as two stars plus. Although they have a three-star certificate hanging inside. I’ll say for sure that these are three stars for a five plus! There are also four stars, although more luxurious, but not so cozy.
I don't know how it is in this hotel now. We went in 2006, which was the second season the hotel was open - everything was new and shiny, including the staff : )
In general, we really liked it in Bulgaria: Russians are very welcome everywhere. Elderly people eagerly recall the old days, someone immediately begins to speak Russian. Bulgarian youth is also friendly.
We enjoyed and repeatedly walked along the beaches, along the old Nessebar. We took a yacht picnic excursion. We really liked the sightseeing two-day tour of Bulgaria: Plovdiv-Bansko-Rila Monastery-Sofia. The guide's name was Dimo - he was very interesting and told us a lot about Bulgaria. We went to the water park near Sunny Beach.
The hotel is located next to a large 4-5 star IFA complex, there is a nice playground for children and large pools with water slides - entry is open to everyone!
Everything in the hotel is neat and clean. The room has air conditioning, TV, refrigerator with a bar. The room, the restaurant downstairs, and the hotel itself are cozy. Beautiful flowers grow on the balcony. Restaurant tables at the hotel are located near the pool. It was not forbidden to swim in the pool in the evening, at night. It was quiet. Only the sea was noisy : )
On the ground floor there are several computers with cheap internet. Somewhere there is billiards. There are several exercise machines in the basement.
The staff is friendly. Especially in the restaurant downstairs : ) Due to the fact that the hotel is small, each tourist has a special exclusive attitude. And, perhaps, this is generally accepted in Bulgaria - I didn’t check it : ) Breakfast was not included in the price. We had breakfast, often lunch and dinner at the restaurant at the hotel. The food was very delicious. Inexpensive. The portions were huge - out of habit they each took a salad for themselves, although one was enough for 2-3 people. The waitress alone was very friendly and always tried to help: both with the order and with any questions related to the hotel. One day we decided to ask where we could wash our clothes. She ran to the reception, where she raised everyone's ears, called the maid. As a result, the maid replaced all our towels and bed linen after hours, took our clothes, and returned the washed one the next day, and even refused to tip! : )
This waitress was generously tipped. In general, we felt very cordial and hospitable.
Of the minuses, the only thing was that a girl was sometimes on duty at the reception, who only spoke Bulgarian with us. Moreover, it was strange that she did not understand us (although usually Bulgarians understand Russians). It turned out that, in general, Bulgarian is not her native language : )
Yes, this hotel was sold to us as two stars plus. Although they have a three-star certificate hanging inside. I’ll say for sure that these are three stars for a five plus! There are also four stars, although more luxurious, but not so cozy.
I don't know how it is in this hotel now. We went in 2006, which was the second season the hotel was open - everything was new and shiny, including the staff : )
In general, we really liked it in Bulgaria: Russians are very welcome everywhere. Elderly people eagerly recall the old days, someone immediately begins to speak Russian. Bulgarian youth is also friendly.
We enjoyed and repeatedly walked along the beaches, along the old Nessebar. We took a yacht picnic excursion. We really liked the sightseeing two-day tour of Bulgaria: Plovdiv-Bansko-Rila Monastery-Sofia. The guide's name was Dimo - he was very interesting and told us a lot about Bulgaria. We went to the water park near Sunny Beach.
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