Прекрасный отель Lovely hotel

I had a wonderful rest, the hotel did not disappoint in anything, the staff was tactful, the cleanliness in the room was maintained constantly (once I still left 2 levs in a conspicuous place . . they took it), the bed was changed once in 7 nights, towels were constantly changed. Everything in the room is as it is written . . everything worked . . funny, I'm still like an unbeliever Thomas, I took both a hairdryer and a kettle with me . . but in vain. The view of the room was on the sea, although this is not essential for the 3rd floor . . the sea is not visible because of the buildings. But at least it was quiet. Breakfast - yes, a constant set of products, but their variety allows you to please yourself in the morning. In short - two or three types of cheese, sliced ​ ​ ham (2 types), honey, oil, jam, then yogurt and 3 types of cereal (muesli), orange, grapefruit, tomatoes, cucumbers. Two or three types of cakes, puff bagels with sweet and salty fillings. Hot - scrambled eggs (2 types), fried bread. in an egg, sausages, fried sausages, pasta, sauces for them . . apple and orange juices, and a machine for coffee and "coffee-like" drinks . . maybe I forgot.
The pool was working but the jacuzzi was not yet. But there was no time to use the pool itself when there is a sea nearby. The northern beach (aka the southern beach of Sunny Beach) is also okay, but let everyone make their choice. I went mainly to South Beach, I liked it there more.
In the perimeter of the hotel (right behind it) there is a Mladost supermarket, which is very convenient, and an OBB bank with a good exchanger.

The hotel itself is located next to St. Paisiy Street, where there are many good shops. My advice - on the first day, walk along Khan Krum street (this is along St. Paisius street to the end . . the distances are tiny for a city dweller), there are the most inexpensive shops (Mizi, for example).
I was very, very pleased with the hotel. Rested perfectly. Frankly, I was also pleased that the audience in it was not exactly the CIS.