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Which hotel is better to go with a child of 3 years?
We are going in June, the 1st time to Bulgaria, I want the hotel to be no worse than 5 * Turkey (good food and entertainment for the child are very important)
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I really like the closed complex Elenite in Bulgaria. There are several hotels to choose according to your taste and wallet. for children there is an animation menu and a kids club. there are always a lot of kids
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answered 12 years ago
I advise the Dunes resort, south of Sozopol. There is a hotel complex Duni Royal Resort that will be no worse than Turkey. Or hotels in Albena.
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answered 12 years ago
If with a baby - definitely in Sozopol. Quiet, calm, cute, "home" town. There is no such "lemantu" as in Sunny Beach. Personally, I rested in the Security Council and rejoiced - but I was alone, parties in this case are the most it. After Sozopol, in your case, I would recommend Nessebar.
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answered 12 years ago
There is little entertainment for a child in Sozopol. Elenite has deteriorated in recent years. Better Albena, Nessebar only hotel Nessebar mare (bay). The dunes are also praised, but we were not.
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answered 12 years ago
Hello, yes, but to Turkey. Bulgaria is a very dubious option. If you take a really GOOD hotel, it's expensive. Choosing an affordable one means taking risks. Were 22 days in AK-KA antedon (Beldibi) Perfect! Were the 2nd time (1st in 2006) From the airport-50min, a huge territory in eucalyptus and coniferous trees, at the foot of the mountains, clear sea, food-excellent( I am a very picky doctor), a family hotel, a lot of children, a super mini club, evening animation until 22.30 and silence, you can safely put to bed.
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answered 12 years ago
Thank you! In Bulgaria, I came to the same conclusion))) I decided to study Greece more closely, at least I don’t feel sorry for the money for it)) ... my husband has a persistent allergy to Turkey and Egypt, so they didn’t even consider it initially ... thanks for the answer ..
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answered 12 years ago
Do you know what is happening in Greece now? That's where the dubious option! We also have a persistent allergy to Egypt and Turkey. We have been going to Bulgaria for a long time. I can advise if you decide. And if not, then it is better to look at Croatia. We were there, we liked it, but much more expensive than Bulgaria, if we take the same level of rest.
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answered 12 years ago
I would be grateful for the advice, but I'm afraid that September is too late for Bulgaria ... but what do you mean about Greece, why is it doubtful?
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answered 12 years ago
There are now very big political unrest (I watch the news on euronews), they have no money, so it is unlikely that they will spend much for tourists. There are very serious strikes everywhere, who knows how the air traffic controllers will behave and you can sit at the airport. I wouldn't risk it. It's calm in Bulgaria. They fight the gypsies after the tourist season. In September, you need to go to the southern coast of Bulgaria and to a large resort, such as Sunny Beach. If you want advice, then write your priorities and, preferably, an approximate amount without a road with food in euros. Let's see what's possible. You can write in person, click on the word Poola, and then "write a letter".
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answered 12 years ago
Well, we know about this, I also look at the news, but it’s unlikely that the unrest concerns resorts (there are a lot of ours now, everyone writes online from hotels, there’s nothing like that) and it’s not like they are spent for tourists, but tourists for them))) .. but about air traffic controllers - I really didn’t think about it, there is a danger ... thank you for your participation ... if I still return to the thought of Bulgaria, I will definitely contact you again .. thank you very much!
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answered 12 years ago