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8.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
7.0
Amenities:
8.0
Just returned from Sunny Beach. It was a pity to part with the Bulgarian sea, sun and beach.
We stayed at the Crown Hotel. For two weeks there were no complaints about the staff and the hotel itself. Everything was wonderful.
We were given a room on the third floor in room 307. It opens onto a courtyard overlooking the pool. The room has everything you need for a normal stay: beds, a toilet with a shower, a wardrobe, air conditioning, an armchair, a chair, a table, bedside tables, a TV, a refrigerator, mirrors, a hair dryer. There is also a safe in the room, but you can use it only for an additional fee. We didn't use the safe. An iron can also be borrowed for an additional fee. Worth, if I'm not mistaken, 3 or 1 lev per hour. We took the iron as soon as we checked in to iron our clothes and hang them in the closet. Each room has a balcony with a dryer, table and chairs. On the balcony in the evenings, many guests arrange dinners. If your room overlooks the courtyard, then in the evenings you have a great opportunity to watch a stunning sunset.
The rooms are cleaned daily. As a rule, cleaning in our room consisted of taking out the trash and sweeping. More, in principle, did not need to be done, because. we kept clean and did not allow ourselves to litter. Towels are changed every three days, bed linen - once a week. Toilet paper is added as needed.
Meals at the hotel on the principle of "breakfast-dinner". We only took breakfast. If necessary, you can also take dinner for an additional fee, but we preferred to go to the nearest restaurants and cafes in the evenings, which are plentiful near the hotel. As a good institution, you can recommend Oasis, which is located near the Chrysanthemum hotel. In addition to delicious food, there are excellent waiters and live music. I would like to warn you that the portions in restaurants are very large, so sometimes it is better to take one serving for two.
The hotel breakfasts were not very varied, but we never left hungry. Traditionally, the hotel menu consisted of: rice, pasta, beans, baked potatoes, eggs, cheeses, sausages, vegetables and fruits, tea treats, drinks, bread. There were also cereals and chocolate balls for children and just those who watch their figure.
The hotel has two elevators, a fitness room, a spa center, a bar, and a swimming pool. The pool is divided into children's and adult. There is also a bar in the adult that sells 2 cocktails for the price of 1. The pool is cleaned daily. There are sun loungers and umbrellas. Everything, of course, is free. We rarely used the pool, because. still preferred to go to the beach, which is located just 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Umbrellas and sun loungers on the beach are paid. Everything costs 8 lev. If you don't want to pay, you can put a blanket behind the sun loungers. By the way, a lot of people did.
The hotel also has wifi, but it only catches in the corridors near the elevators on the floors or at the reception. There is no wifi in the rooms.
The hotel staff is friendly and always ready to help. Sometimes they did not understand Russian, but broken English and gestures came to the rescue.
The hotel rests a lot of Germans and Poles. In the evenings they organize various themed parties. The first days we were constantly surprised by this, but then we got used to it.
The hotel has a good location. First, close to the beach. Secondly, it is remote from the main entertainment (10-15 minutes walk to the center). With a closed balcony, the noise of the city at night is almost inaudible, incl. those who are light sleepers will be comfortable.
In general, we really liked the hotel. If next year we go again to Sunny Beach, we will live only in Korona.
We stayed at the Crown Hotel. For two weeks there were no complaints about the staff and the hotel itself. Everything was wonderful.
We were given a room on the third floor in room 307. It opens onto a courtyard overlooking the pool. The room has everything you need for a normal stay: beds, a toilet with a shower, a wardrobe, air conditioning, an armchair, a chair, a table, bedside tables, a TV, a refrigerator, mirrors, a hair dryer. There is also a safe in the room, but you can use it only for an additional fee. We didn't use the safe. An iron can also be borrowed for an additional fee. Worth, if I'm not mistaken, 3 or 1 lev per hour. We took the iron as soon as we checked in to iron our clothes and hang them in the closet. Each room has a balcony with a dryer, table and chairs. On the balcony in the evenings, many guests arrange dinners. If your room overlooks the courtyard, then in the evenings you have a great opportunity to watch a stunning sunset.
The rooms are cleaned daily. As a rule, cleaning in our room consisted of taking out the trash and sweeping. More, in principle, did not need to be done, because. we kept clean and did not allow ourselves to litter. Towels are changed every three days, bed linen - once a week. Toilet paper is added as needed.
Meals at the hotel on the principle of "breakfast-dinner". We only took breakfast. If necessary, you can also take dinner for an additional fee, but we preferred to go to the nearest restaurants and cafes in the evenings, which are plentiful near the hotel. As a good institution, you can recommend Oasis, which is located near the Chrysanthemum hotel. In addition to delicious food, there are excellent waiters and live music. I would like to warn you that the portions in restaurants are very large, so sometimes it is better to take one serving for two.
The hotel breakfasts were not very varied, but we never left hungry. Traditionally, the hotel menu consisted of: rice, pasta, beans, baked potatoes, eggs, cheeses, sausages, vegetables and fruits, tea treats, drinks, bread. There were also cereals and chocolate balls for children and just those who watch their figure.
The hotel has two elevators, a fitness room, a spa center, a bar, and a swimming pool. The pool is divided into children's and adult. There is also a bar in the adult that sells 2 cocktails for the price of 1. The pool is cleaned daily. There are sun loungers and umbrellas. Everything, of course, is free. We rarely used the pool, because. still preferred to go to the beach, which is located just 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Umbrellas and sun loungers on the beach are paid. Everything costs 8 lev. If you don't want to pay, you can put a blanket behind the sun loungers. By the way, a lot of people did.
The hotel also has wifi, but it only catches in the corridors near the elevators on the floors or at the reception. There is no wifi in the rooms.
The hotel staff is friendly and always ready to help. Sometimes they did not understand Russian, but broken English and gestures came to the rescue.
The hotel rests a lot of Germans and Poles. In the evenings they organize various themed parties. The first days we were constantly surprised by this, but then we got used to it.
The hotel has a good location. First, close to the beach. Secondly, it is remote from the main entertainment (10-15 minutes walk to the center). With a closed balcony, the noise of the city at night is almost inaudible, incl. those who are light sleepers will be comfortable.
In general, we really liked the hotel. If next year we go again to Sunny Beach, we will live only in Korona.
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