"Отель" с жлобской кухней "Hotel" with Zhlob cuisine

We chose the hotel by chance, I read reviews on travel truth, this year the budget was not big. There were no reviews and we hoped that it would at least "beer will drive. " But no, it barely draws on 3 Turpravdov stars. Of the pluses, only excellent location - minutes to the beach and the center. Noise isolation in the hotel is excellent - first try to fall asleep on the terribly creaking even with the slightest movement (even if you move your hand) beds. You will learn everything about your neighbors on the sides, above and below)), and in the morning (at about 4 hours) you will be woken up by the uniquely pleasant croaking or chirping (somehow) of seagulls. And this is with a closed balcony))). It is also better not to describe the room in detail - all inclusive - dirty and darned linen that has not been changed for a week, falling off handles of everything that is, a broken ashtray and glassware in the hotel itself. Food - terribly predictable and tasteless. Already on arrival I read about him "the height of redneck and monotony" - and it is. Judge for yourself: breakfast is ALWAYS: nothing hot, potatoes boiled in super-cheap mayonnaise, boiled eggs, tomato, cucumber, a couple of cheap sausages and the only tasty thing was jam and bread. You can drink !!! only one!! ! a cup of tea or coffee. At the same time, they strive to pour half a cup of drink into the cup. For dinner, you will be offered more or less edible rice with meat and moussaka, some soups (did not dare to try), chopped vegetables and watermelon. once there was fish and once meat with cabbage. You can drink !!! only one!! ! a glass of UPI, beer or sour wine. Yes, yes, you understood correctly, tea and coffee can only be drunk in the morning. If God forbid you are not lucky with the weather, you can die of boredom. There is nothing special to see in Bulgaria. In general, I didn’t even like the country - until we got to the hotel, garbage, tattered-rusty signboards and gas stations, as well as shacks (almost like those of the Bedouins) along the edges of the road kill all the positive attitude. The beach is full of gobies. Umbrella 6 lev, sunbed 6 lev - you can buy both, you can separately, you can quite find a place for your umbrella or bedding at any time of the day, the beach is large. The entrance to the sea is sooo gentle - great for children. And if you want to dive with a running start, you must first run a hundred meters))). But again, on the shore and in the sea it was full of algae, which no one cleaned all week. In the afternoon we ate at the "Golden Fish" in the center of the village - I highly recommend it, both tasty and inexpensive. You can get to old Nessebar from the center on a 2-story open-top bus, it costs 2 leva per adult. Well, I don’t know, impressions are for an amateur. Of the good memories, only a trip to the water park in Nessebar remained. That's where it's interesting. You can get from the center with a free bus. I recommend the attractions "tsunami", "rafting", "dupa zebra" and the one next to it (I don't remember the name). I didn't really like the highest slides - in seconds of free fall, water gets into the mouth, nose, ears, eyes, and the butt and back "feel" all the adhesions of the pieces of the attraction. Entrance to the water park costs 38 lev per adult for the whole day or 28 lev for the time from 15-00 to 18-00. The same prices at the tupoperator, you buy tickets in advance and do not stand behind them in line at the water park. It’s better to go for a day after three long queues for the most interesting rides, and it’s cool to run wet on the cold floor of the water park in the evening. We decided the budget for ourselves, but we won’t go to Bulgaria anymore. It is more or less good for people who are abroad for the first time and have nothing to compare with.