The Bilyana Beach Hotel is a four-star hotel in Nessebar. It is located directly on the beach and has 135 rooms.
For beach stays
You can enjoy a private beach, sea views, an indoor pool, and a spa and wellness area. It is ideal for couples and beach lovers who want to be close to the sea.
If you don't want to struggle again looking for a place that meets all your expectations, hands down, Bilyana Beach is the answer. This is the best hotel we found in Bulgaria. Large, modern rooms with a lovely sea view, everything is spotless clean, the food is great (congratulations to the chef), lovely staff, nice entertainment, strong wifi and you could always find a table at the restaurant or sunbeds at the beach.
Thank you, Bilyana!
The only thing that has let my fantastic holiday down is the entertainment or should I say the lack of entertainment, 1 hour a night with either bingo or 80 music starts 9 ends 10 .too quiet no life in the lobby bar everyone sitting bored background music on a TV. A bit of liveliness is needed for the whole night not 1 hour .there's no atmosphere we were promised in write up entertainment at night ,we are all adults no children in hotel .we want a holiday with good entertainment to help us enjoy our time here .can't fault anything else staff are amazing and friendly, rooms spotless kitchen staff and food great but it's like a morgue at night which spoilt my holiday
It is a beautiful beach front hotel with spacious rooms, amazing sea views, delicious food, friendly staff, top location. Premium SPA, huge indoor and outdoor pools. The roses in the garden smell like heaven. I do recommend a summer vacation here.
The hotel was ok , could do with a slight touch up , the outdoor pool was absolutely freezing, had no non alcoholic beer . The food was different every lunch time and dinner time , had show cooking which was nice and hot , staff where very polite and curtious.
Excellent hotel staff attentive and friendly room was cleaned daily restaurant was spotless with a good variety of dishes only downside was food was sometimes Luke warm. Pool area was very good as was the beach which is right on the hotel. Only downside was the lack of entertainment in the evening
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