very budget holiday

Written: 15 april 2013
Travel time: 1 — 7 july 2012
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Rested with a child of 9 years in July 2012. The hotel positions itself as a 4 *. (this is 3 * - the fourth asterisk is added everywhere) The room is standard-clean, nothing special, the air conditioner works, there is a hairdryer, towels were changed. every day was properly cleaned. Safe at the reception, for a fee. The pool is small, full of people, in the morning they occupy places (they keep towels on the sunbeds). The pool bar - beer, water. The territory is quite tiny, no entertainment (no animation). In the evening I had to go either to Nessebar or to the center of Sunny Beach (a hotel on the outskirts). It’s far from the sea (2nd line), you have to cross the road with active traffic, there is no traffic light, then walk for 10 minutes past the children’s camp and the hotel (you can cut it off - it smells like sewage all the time on the way), then uphill along the sand dunes (road - wooden flooring). In general, the second time in a day you will not go. The beach is public, with paid sunbeds and umbrellas. Our compatriots were saved by their umbrellas and bedding bought from the beach. The sea was a few days in the algae, they washed ashore, no one was in a hurry to clean up. Entry into the sea is gradual, not deep for a long time (good for children). The food was rather monotonous, the trouble was with meat, mostly chicken and then a little (mostly everything was in a vegetable side dish, people picked it out for a long time), there was not much fruit, all the children leaned on french fries and ice cream. There is no porridge, there are always 2 soups (one is broth from a cube). Local alcohol (wine, beer), foreign for money. Rest mainly Russians, Ukrainians, many Germans. In general, this is a hotel for a very, very economical holiday. We didn't bother. But we traveled almost all of Bulgaria and with excursions, and so, there were many good impressions.
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