holidays in Tekirova

Written: 30 june 2009
Travel time: 9 — 24 june 2009
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For families with children
Your rating of this hotel:
8.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 8.0
Service: 8.0
Cleanliness: 9.0
Food: 7.0
Amenities: 8.0
I was lucky to have a rest in Corinthia in June 2009 with my wife and daughter 3 years old. Impressions are ambiguous. Everything is known in comparison and I had something to compare with, last year I rested in Barut Lara.
As for the territory, this is an obvious plus of Corinthia, it is beautiful, although, as it seemed to me, a significant part of this territory is occupied by bungalows and wandering along the paths next to the two-story houses painted in terracotta color is not so cool.
The biggest downside for me was the food. There isn't much variety. Maybe even more - no variety at all. Meat is very scarce. I'm not a big gourmet, but it caught my eye. If you do not come to the opening of the main restaurant (more appropriate to say the dining room), then you risk wandering around in search of a free table with a lost face. There are always queues, however small, for outdoor cooks. Freshly squeezed juices $4 a glass, juices in bars are yuppies, I haven't tried them since the 90s. Of the fruits, at first there were only apples, then oranges joined them, and by the end of the holiday we pampered ourselves with cherries, peaches and apricots. Didn't drink alcohol.

The room we lived in the main building was small but livable. The air conditioning is general and did not always cope. You can hear the disco well. There were no problems with cleaning. There were problems with the elevator, which once rolled me from bottom to top three times without opening the doors, I'm not claustrophobic, but it was unpleasant. I was surprised by the large morning line at the gastronomy to sign up for restaurants, there are four of them: Chinese, Mexican, Turkish and, in my opinion, Italian. We visited Turkish, from which we escaped underestimated, : -) in the main one.
The sea is clean and salty. There are enough sun loungers on the sea, but we bought ourselves an awning, such a wooden gazebo with three sunbeds, an armchair and a chair, with a reed roof and translucent curtains, this business costs 20 euros (I could be wrong) per day. At the pools, all the sunbeds are occupied, but for children 40 cm deep, they always have them. I visited the spa with my wife, my wife liked it, but a little expensive $ 300 for 1.5 hours.
In the village of Tekirova go on foot for 15 minutes, by taxi $ 5, bus stop next to the hotel.
The animation passed by, but was audible. I think that at a good level, at least not sleepy.
The audience is 70% Russian, the rest are Germans with Turks and other internationals.
Verdict: we had a good rest, but we will not come here again, especially since there is a wonderful hotel Amara Dolce Vita next door.
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