The hotel itself is okay. It's very close to the beach, and the rooms are actually quite nice. However, we had a terrible experience here. Three out of the four people in our group suffered from food poisoning during the first few days of our vacation.
The food selection was poor, and even though they had themed dinner nights, there was very little worth choosing. Coming on a family vacation, where you're supposed to enjoy quality time together, only to spend it dealing with vomiting and unbearable stomach pain, is simply unacceptable.
Unfortunately, this completely ruined our holiday.
I liked the pool, I reccomend going in the morning if you want to swim in some peace because it's not as crowded.
The buffet was like heaven 😇
It had lots of different choices everyday for breakfast, dinner and tea including a mix of national foods like Banitsa, Fish n chips and free ice cream🍦. Although the breakfast is in some ways repetitive it is nice. If you sit outside and eat there may be some cats because they tend to sneak in. From the reviews I've seen people are saying the food isn't nice but that is completely wrong it is quite good food and the chef outside cooks warm meals so there's nothing to complain about really
Now the room, I got to say it was quite small for a family of 4. But it did include, a fridge, a TV, a shower, and other essentials.
Service was brill, the cleaning lady was nice and the waiters at the buffet didn't talk too much bit did their job of course. There was not much entertainment for kids but there was a bar inside and outside so you can get pop and beer. Our room was cleaned everyday by the cleaner.
The location is quite good because it's only like a 10-15 minute to the beach and their is also lots of things to do nearby. Close to the hotel is a bus stop which is 5 lev for 4 people and takes you to Old Nessebar which is beautiful. Also if you like land trains there is land trains that stop outside the hotel and take you to the center of sunny beach or Old Nessebar, there is a water park nearby called pirates of the Caribbean and it is 70lev per person and it's quite small. What I do think is worth it is Aqua Park Nessebar and we went there last holiday in 2024 and it was good but the bad things were that my brother broke his glasses and me and my dad fell of the ring on a waterslide mid ride🤣
There is lots of shops nearby so you can pop to the shop and grab your things that you need. Nearby there is a pub called father teds and it is Irish but the food there was really good, there is lots of eletric trikes and scooters about so I would watch out for them. 😆
And at last the balcony and I've got to say ours didn't really have a good view, you could briefly see the sunset but other than that it's just covered up with hotels and I will put a video or picture below so you can see 👀
I would recommend to stay here if you are looking for a place to stay
8 of us travelled for a week in Bulgaria,
Hotel was very clean and tidy, staf were really helpful.
All inclusive buffet was a decent standard.
On site A la catre restaurant was lovely.
Good pool and large outdoor bar area.
Rooms are really clean, pool is amazing. The place is just tre right size, not too much walk to bar/restaurant/pool. Perfect place with kids. Little playground right next to it. Food was tasty, maybe a bit more snacks would be nice in-between meals and another person behind the pool bar but all together great value and really enjoyable holiday.
The Hotel is with a great location. Rooms are cleaned each and every day, spacious... Amazingly soft bed mattresses. The chef is from Turkey, so you get the best of the Mediterranean cuisine, drinks are on the house all day long, very generous and friendly bartender. Amazing, simply amazing..
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