Испорченный отдых? Вам в "Полюси"! A ruined holiday? You in the "Pole"!

Traveled with friends in August 2014. Soviet hotel with sham renovation. Meals took breakfast and dinner. Breakfast is a buffet, but it's like eating in places not so remote. He mostly ate boiled eggs and a sandwich with butter and tea. If you arrive at 08:00, then there is no staff yet, the dining room is closed, and, of course, tea and coffee are not warmed up and cold. Tea and coffee in tanks and brewed, apparently, a month ago. Potatoes - it seems, from McDonald's and not the first freshness. Smoked sausages - the dog is unlikely to agree to try. For dinner - a piece of hard, fried meat with morning potatoes. The next day, cutlets are made from meat that was not eaten - in 13 days I made an accurate conclusion. The hotel is mostly foreigners. This is what let us down! German youth is something! They sleep and drink alcohol by the pool all day, then they yell and run around the hotel like crazy all night, knocking on the rooms of strangers. So you can forget about restful sleep. An acquaintance with his wife and child lived in the apartment. On the 5th day of our stay, the room was robbed. The doors were opened with a key. They stole a camera, a tablet and little things. It is good that they carried their passports and tickets with them. I can imagine the problems if the passports were stolen. Well, I will keep silent about the Bulgarian police - polite smiles and ignorance of the Russian language. The hotel sent a cleaner to the room with a bottle of champagne and a box of chocolates as compensation. The manager of the hotel was never found during the entire stay. Once I decided to use Wi-Fi in the hotel lobby, which, by the way, is not free - 3 leva per hour, but I could not because of technical problems that the hotel staff could not fix. I didn't try to go online anymore. A few words about the cafe "Tanya", where I was lucky enough to have lunch a couple of times. Now I understand what food is in the European Union. The vaunted national cuisine of Bulgaria does not even smell. No, there are dishes with well-known names, but all food is from thawed products, garnish - thawed corn, peas, carrots, again "foam" potatoes. The famous wines of Bulgaria - sour meat, cost from 35 leva per bottle. But, this is an amateur. In short, Bulgaria left a depressing impression, and not only because of the quality of food and accommodation. The only thing that pleased me was the good weather during my stay in the European Union. ))