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When the bus brought us to the hotel, everyone gasped and tried to see who would get out? They wished us a good rest and envied us. The rest of the hotels look clearly worse. Indeed, a very beautiful hall, swimming pool, room more or less. Finishing of course lame. Apparently, the builders did not really try during the construction. We were given a room with a sea view. We rested for 2 weeks with my husband and a child of 10 months. (Actually, that's why the choice fell on Bulgaria, so that the climate is milder, etc. ) The garbage can was immediately broken in the room. The opening pedal was broken and in order to throw out the garbage it was necessary to manually open the lid, which is not very pleasant. They asked for a replacement for 2 days. Everyone refers to the manager for any request, and when they asked to call him, there was an answer: he is resting. It is very interesting to me that clients call me during working hours and receive such an answer.
Cleaning is just another story. Since I have a small child and is only crawling so far, I was shocked by the fact that the room is not vacuumed even after a special request (and the floor is carpeted). We struggled with this for a long time until the cleaning lady defiantly brought a vacuum cleaner, and slammed the door at the exit.
Internet paid, 5 lev half an hour. Drinks in the evening are paid. At what they dilute apple juice without hesitation. I'm talking about alcoholic beverages. The beach near the pool is free of charge, at the sea, as in all of Bulgaria, for a fee. 6 lion lounger + 6 lion umbrella. For 2 it turns out 18 lev. Considering that the rate is almost 1:1 with a dollar, I want to tell you that it turns out to be a little expensive. It is unrealistic to take a sunbed near the pool. People throw towels as early as 6am.
We went to Nessebar, nice, something like Andreevsky, only on the embankment.
In exchange offices constantly strive to deceive. In the supermarket, it's normal to miss change. Especially in Duty Free!
Yes, the beach, despite the high cost, is terribly dirty. Packages are floating in the sea, there are a lot of cigarette butts in the sand. Although in the evening it seemed like the car was driving and cleaning, apparently this is not enough.
There are no sidewalks, no shade during the day. All in hotels.
In short, think 10 times before going to Bulgaria. I don't recommend it very much.
Cleaning is just another story. Since I have a small child and is only crawling so far, I was shocked by the fact that the room is not vacuumed even after a special request (and the floor is carpeted). We struggled with this for a long time until the cleaning lady defiantly brought a vacuum cleaner, and slammed the door at the exit.
Internet paid, 5 lev half an hour. Drinks in the evening are paid. At what they dilute apple juice without hesitation. I'm talking about alcoholic beverages. The beach near the pool is free of charge, at the sea, as in all of Bulgaria, for a fee. 6 lion lounger + 6 lion umbrella. For 2 it turns out 18 lev. Considering that the rate is almost 1:1 with a dollar, I want to tell you that it turns out to be a little expensive. It is unrealistic to take a sunbed near the pool. People throw towels as early as 6am.
We went to Nessebar, nice, something like Andreevsky, only on the embankment.
In exchange offices constantly strive to deceive. In the supermarket, it's normal to miss change. Especially in Duty Free!
Yes, the beach, despite the high cost, is terribly dirty. Packages are floating in the sea, there are a lot of cigarette butts in the sand. Although in the evening it seemed like the car was driving and cleaning, apparently this is not enough.
There are no sidewalks, no shade during the day. All in hotels.
In short, think 10 times before going to Bulgaria. I don't recommend it very much.
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