Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
7.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
8.0
Finally, I got to the computer to write a review about Bulgaria and the Lion Hotel. I will state my version, because I myself like to look at reviews, I hope my short description will be objective and will help in choosing a hotel. The rooms are large, I was lucky because. the room overlooked the pool.
The hotel itself is located on a quiet street, which is perpendicular to the main highway of Sunny Beach, slowly 7-10 minutes to the beach. The staff at the reception is friendly, unlike our Bulgarian guide.
In Bulgaria, you can exchange any currency, but still "sharpened" for the Euro. It is better to exchange at the bank, the rate is higher, 700 meters from the Unicreditbank hotel, but take your passport. Prices in Bulgaria, perhaps one of the advantages, are comparable to Ukrainian ones, but they are very different in stores. The lowest prices in the supermarket "Mladost".
Nutrition. Breakfasts are the same - eggs, "paper" sausages, tomatoes, cucumbers, pasta, etc. Dinners are more varied, but they do not differ in fantasy. In principle, you will not be hungry, but by the end of the holiday this food has already become boring.
We were with a child, there is no separate menu for children, you need to get out of what is.
On the beach, umbrellas and sun loungers are paid - 8 lei, a little more than 4 Euro, so I recommend buying an umbrella for 6 lei and relaxing.
The overall rating is satisfactory, the hotel itself is good, but I did not like the Bulgarians themselves. Maybe I'm picky, but it seemed to me that they are unfriendly and insincere people, I have been to many countries, so I can draw conclusions.
I recommend to go to Nessebar and St. Vlas.
The hotel itself is located on a quiet street, which is perpendicular to the main highway of Sunny Beach, slowly 7-10 minutes to the beach. The staff at the reception is friendly, unlike our Bulgarian guide.
In Bulgaria, you can exchange any currency, but still "sharpened" for the Euro. It is better to exchange at the bank, the rate is higher, 700 meters from the Unicreditbank hotel, but take your passport. Prices in Bulgaria, perhaps one of the advantages, are comparable to Ukrainian ones, but they are very different in stores. The lowest prices in the supermarket "Mladost".
Nutrition. Breakfasts are the same - eggs, "paper" sausages, tomatoes, cucumbers, pasta, etc. Dinners are more varied, but they do not differ in fantasy. In principle, you will not be hungry, but by the end of the holiday this food has already become boring.
We were with a child, there is no separate menu for children, you need to get out of what is.
On the beach, umbrellas and sun loungers are paid - 8 lei, a little more than 4 Euro, so I recommend buying an umbrella for 6 lei and relaxing.
The overall rating is satisfactory, the hotel itself is good, but I did not like the Bulgarians themselves. Maybe I'm picky, but it seemed to me that they are unfriendly and insincere people, I have been to many countries, so I can draw conclusions.
I recommend to go to Nessebar and St. Vlas.
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