Very good and cozy three-star hotel on the Golden Sands resort. Great meals: buffet breakfasts and dinners with various dishes daily. Fully equipped big cozy room. Daily cleaning. Friendly staff.
Very big and clean rooms,you have a lot of space. It has a big parking. When it comes to food,i can say that there are not so many types of food you can eat. The quality of the food is medium. The pool is nice but it's little. The hotel is not far away from the sea and the restaurants,but it is so tiring when you need to come back to the hotel. Overall,i liked the experience but i would have given it 5 stars if the food was better and more,and if it would be a little bit closer to the sea.
Pretty unfortunate, basic, disappointed, came here with 2 families, not thrilled, and not because of having earlier high expectations, but a while ago had a better impression of traveling and having vacation in Bulgaria. Worst experience ever to this day, to be forbidden to have water!? only a glass in the restaurant and not allowed to take in the room a bottle, was told to buy! from the supermarket, water, Karl! do not think that all inclusive is including anything but all - low speed and no connection to internet, pretty scarce. Tasty basic food, appreciating the cook, doubtful almost artificial desserts.
Great cosy hotel in a quiet forest. One of the most quiet places in Golden Sands.
It has been recently renovated. The restaurant offers delicious food and has a scenic terrace.
There is a pool and bar next to it.
The staff is very friendly and polite.
Great value for money.
The disadvantage is it is up a hill, about 6-10 min. normal walk, climbing from the beach, but it is tolerable.
Overall it is a great hotel to relax and have fun in the resort.
a total disaster, there is nothing to eat, and when asked why, everyone says they don't understand English
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