I loved everything about this hotel. The rooms are spacious with comfortable beds, large wardrobes, nightstands with drawers, and mirrors. The balconies are cozy. The pool is comfortable. In the morning, you can have a delicious breakfast with pleasant music in the large, well-kept dining room. The buffet menu is quite varied. The reception staff is polite and helpful. I recommend it.
We stayed at the hotel for 6 nights in September, as it was a great deal for all inclusive. The parking is €10 per night and it's behind the hotel with plenty of spaces. The rooms are good size, with our balcony facing the main street with table, 2 chairs and clothes rail. The bathroom is spacious, the flaw was good and it didn't get blocked at all/that's quite common in Bulgaria, especially at the seaside/. Very clean hotel, the lift is small, but we're using the stairs anyway, as it's good for your health. The food was amazing, breakfast very reach, lunch and dinner delicious with soup, tractor, plenty of dishes, a few deserts and fruits. The bar was average with cheap Bulgarian alcohol/common at all the inclusives anyway/, nice cocktails, and fizzy drinks. The beach was a few minutes walk from the hotel, under the tree shades. We haven't used the pool, but there's always plenty of umbrellas and chairs. The only downside are the mattresses /not very comfortable but common in Bulgaria/ and the Aircon/ it was making a lot of noise/. I would definitely recommend that hotel and all of my family had such a great experience staying here. Thank you very much for your hospitality
Good location, kind personal and the hotel has its own parking and outside pool
People, avoid this place. The owner is extremely disrespectful—he talks down to guests and only treats people decently if he knows them personally. He even said he’s tired of dealing with people and doesn’t want to talk to them anymore. That alone says a lot.
The rooms are dirty, and the food is terrible. Breakfast is the same every single day, often just reheated leftovers. Lunch wasn’t much better—same repetitive dishes, and nothing tasted fresh.
What ruins the entire experience the most is the owner’s attitude. He’s rude, arrogant, and lacks any sense of decency or respect. There’s no professionalism, no honor. It’s a shame.
Good services perfect for families bachelors.
Rooms perfect sitting area perfect food management everything perfect. 3 mints walking from beach perfect view budget friendly
Good staff management. I highly recommend to all who want to enjoy vacations in a mannerable place
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