I'll start in order.
1. K. k. Sunny day is a smooth continuation of Sk. Constantine, with one but. The territory of the complex is fenced and guarded. Only 4 hotels. For reference: these hotels were built back in Soviet times for the political elite of Bulgaria. Very quiet, clean, well maintained place. And the beach is the best and not as busy as, for example, on the same Constantine.
2. Hotel Mirage - 4 *. 7 floors
The rooms are large (approx. 20 sq. m), the windows overlook the sea or the park (if you are traveling with a child, it is better to go to the park and not higher than 4 floors, there is only one elevator, unfortunately). Meals - all inclusive, quite varied, even for children they prepared semolina and oatmeal, though not everyone ate. By the way, drinks and ice cream during the day can also be taken at the nearby Veronica Hotel. Staff - speaks Russian, attentive, no complaints. The pool is wonderful. Children separately and large enough. Someone may be confused by the road in front of the hotel, in vain. Occasionally, taxis and buses with guests arrive. The sea is clean, the beach too. The room has an umbrella on the beach. For children there is a good playground and animation. This year, finally, they began to entertain not only the Germans.
There are a lot of pros, almost no cons.
But it is worth knowing - St. Constantine and Sunny Day are quiet resorts for a relaxing holiday, especially with children. There is no entertainment for young people (One nightclub in the Aqua Azur hotel. There used to be 2 discos, but they were closed. )
We rested with a child of 2.5 years. There is simply no better place to relax from the bustle of Moscow. (We are resting in Bulgaria for the 7th time). As for entertainment, my husband and I went on a night excursion "Crawling through the bars" to Golden Sands. Great "hang out". And most importantly, they delivered it back safe and sound.
And finally, thanks to our tour operator Solvesk, for all the time of our trips to Bulgaria, they never let us down. I advise everyone not to be disappointed later.
1. K. k. Sunny day is a smooth continuation of Sk. Constantine, with one but. The territory of the complex is fenced and guarded. Only 4 hotels. For reference: these hotels were built back in Soviet times for the political elite of Bulgaria. Very quiet, clean, well maintained place. And the beach is the best and not as busy as, for example, on the same Constantine.
2. Hotel Mirage - 4 *. 7 floors
The rooms are large (approx. 20 sq. m), the windows overlook the sea or the park (if you are traveling with a child, it is better to go to the park and not higher than 4 floors, there is only one elevator, unfortunately). Meals - all inclusive, quite varied, even for children they prepared semolina and oatmeal, though not everyone ate. By the way, drinks and ice cream during the day can also be taken at the nearby Veronica Hotel. Staff - speaks Russian, attentive, no complaints. The pool is wonderful. Children separately and large enough. Someone may be confused by the road in front of the hotel, in vain. Occasionally, taxis and buses with guests arrive. The sea is clean, the beach too. The room has an umbrella on the beach. For children there is a good playground and animation. This year, finally, they began to entertain not only the Germans.
There are a lot of pros, almost no cons.
But it is worth knowing - St. Constantine and Sunny Day are quiet resorts for a relaxing holiday, especially with children. There is no entertainment for young people (One nightclub in the Aqua Azur hotel. There used to be 2 discos, but they were closed. )
We rested with a child of 2.5 years. There is simply no better place to relax from the bustle of Moscow. (We are resting in Bulgaria for the 7th time). As for entertainment, my husband and I went on a night excursion "Crawling through the bars" to Golden Sands. Great "hang out". And most importantly, they delivered it back safe and sound.
And finally, thanks to our tour operator Solvesk, for all the time of our trips to Bulgaria, they never let us down. I advise everyone not to be disappointed later.
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