Нормальные болгарские тризвезды Normal Bulgarian three stars

We rested in June 2008. Located closer to Nessebar, you can walk along the sea or make a small circle along the asphalt. According to the hotel - unpresentability, space and a feeling of lack of a good money owner.
But this does not affect the quality of rest.
Side exit directly to the beach with sun loungers, the beach is cleaned, there is a place for your towels, umbrellas and for games. The pool is just huge for local hotels, they are kept clean, plus a children's pool. The food is very decent, breakfasts - as usual and everywhere, dinners - hearty and varied. For a quieter holiday, I recommend asking for a room on the pool and a higher floor. The hotel is facing the sea, so the sea view is always lateral. It was not possible to calculate the regularity of cleaning in the room, tips do not help, but towels are changed daily, p / linen is about once every 5 days. Despite the dust in the rooms, the halls and corridors are tinder with domestos, mostly cute smiling grannies. Apparently, the dust in their rooms is regulated by a small salary, so God bless her with this dust. Refrigerator, hair dryer, animation - no. The pool bar is not in demand at night, hence the silence. In the hotel you can exchange money almost around the clock, there is an Internet club, a coffee bar and a shop.

I chose the hotel on the Internet, I knew approximately what to expect for 3 in Bulgaria, and in general, I did not find any significant and unpleasant minuses for myself in the hotel. I rate Very Good.
For some reason, the Russian-speaking population is concentrated from the Kuban (a conditional center) and beyond. According to fellow tribesmen, the width of the beach is less there, you can’t bring your own rugs, there is more garbage, sunbeds are more expensive, and in the Palace they also disgustingly feed.