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I rested at the hotel in June 2013. For those who want to spend their holidays in comfort, comparative silence and peace, this is a very decent place. Pros - unobtrusive service, wonderful spa - in any weather there is something to do. The room is great, there were no problems. There are relatively few children, because, thank God, there is no animation, but only a playroom + is relatively expensive for large families. There are two children's pools, so you can swim not in a puddle of diluted urine, but in a clean pool. I'm not spiteful - the children's pool was closed for prevention for 2 days, mothers and even smarter grandmothers with children moved to a large jacuzzi and a salty pool, and after a couple of days the water stank - the already salty pool had to be closed. Luckily this happened right before we left. Cons - the initially well-equipped hotel does not maintain its level well - in the spa, the broken faucet in the shower was not changed in 10 days. Basically, it will do. The food is disgusting - I'm talking about breakfast. For a hotel of this class - just a shame. For 2 weeks, the only difference was that a day pepper was cut into a pan with vegetables, the next day, lettuce leaves. The rest is a complete coincidence of squalor from day to day. But for me it was an ideal option - I came to lose weight, there were no temptations. Their buckwheat porridge, which is 40% water, and their oatmeal are unforgettable. So not every cook is able to spoil the porridge. Although, once again, thank you very much, it was very easy to make a healthy choice - fresh vegetables of 3 types - cut into large pieces of tomato, cucumber, lettuce or pepper + Bulgarian cheese (excellent) and watermelon. And so 2 weeks in a row. Tip - do not forget to leave 2 leva on the bed - a tip to the maid, then the cleaning will be impeccable, the linen will be changed ahead of schedule and the bathrobe will be fresh and dry. Once I forgot to leave and felt the difference immediately. Now about the town of Pomorie and Bulgaria in general. The town is nice and clean. I went out every evening for a walk to feed the seagulls and have dinner. To run around the shops - everything is cheap, but there is nothing to look at. Regarding food, most of the restaurants in Pomorie have the same menu. Like a blueprint. If your goal is not to get poisoned and eat not with insects, I sincerely recommend Breeze Bistro. From the hotel after 200 meters - Raffeisen Bank - turn left after it and go straight for 100 meters. There is a decent supermarket next to this bistro, and in it are amazing Bor-Chvor yogurts - goat, sheep and buffalo. It costs a penny, the taste is amazing. Have a good rest everyone