Your rating of this hotel:
3.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
10.0
Service:
3.0
Cleanliness:
3.0
Food:
5.0
Amenities:
3.0
The Zornitsa Hotel was chosen based on an unreasonably high rating and subjective reviews. And they guessed it - the reality was very disappointing.
The most unpleasant thing is the coast, which is completely unsuitable for swimming, sunbathing, or relaxing with a child. It is almost impossible to enter the water - impenetrable thickets of slippery algae and huge silted stones all over the bottom. The water near the shore resembles a muddy swamp. The beach sand is all littered (never in 2 weeks have we seen any cleaning done on the beach! ). Umbrellas and trestle beds are literally right next to each other, and even those are two times less than those who want to take them. The question is, what can you do on the beach if there is nowhere to lie down and it is impossible to swim? It remains only to leave. The question is where!?
Territory as such, the hotel does not have. All that is near the building is an ever-crowded pool and a primitive playground under the scorching sun. Tired of such a holiday, we quietly began to make our way to the territory of neighboring hotels, where it turned out to be much more spacious and comfortable in all respects - green areas for walking, and cozy benches / gazebos, and entertainment for the child... But this, I repeat, is the territory another hotel, and strangers are not welcome there.
The food is, to put it mildly, an amateur. On the one hand, the buffet is quite extensive, but the cuisine is very specific. Everything is fatty, spicy, deep-fried. Sweets are buried in creams stuffed with brutal dyes. From the diet - nothing! Except fruit.
In addition, the Soviet legacy has a strong effect: the staff is slow, unfriendly, everything is somehow a blunder, reluctantly.
The only thing there are no complaints about is the hotel building: clean, well maintained, beautiful interiors. In fairness, it should be noted the amazing soundproofing between the rooms. No sound, no rustle from the neighbors! ! Given the huge number of small children, of course, this is a huge plus. But, unfortunately, he is the only one.
The most unpleasant thing is the coast, which is completely unsuitable for swimming, sunbathing, or relaxing with a child. It is almost impossible to enter the water - impenetrable thickets of slippery algae and huge silted stones all over the bottom. The water near the shore resembles a muddy swamp. The beach sand is all littered (never in 2 weeks have we seen any cleaning done on the beach! ). Umbrellas and trestle beds are literally right next to each other, and even those are two times less than those who want to take them. The question is, what can you do on the beach if there is nowhere to lie down and it is impossible to swim? It remains only to leave. The question is where!?
Territory as such, the hotel does not have. All that is near the building is an ever-crowded pool and a primitive playground under the scorching sun. Tired of such a holiday, we quietly began to make our way to the territory of neighboring hotels, where it turned out to be much more spacious and comfortable in all respects - green areas for walking, and cozy benches / gazebos, and entertainment for the child... But this, I repeat, is the territory another hotel, and strangers are not welcome there.
The food is, to put it mildly, an amateur. On the one hand, the buffet is quite extensive, but the cuisine is very specific. Everything is fatty, spicy, deep-fried. Sweets are buried in creams stuffed with brutal dyes. From the diet - nothing! Except fruit.
In addition, the Soviet legacy has a strong effect: the staff is slow, unfriendly, everything is somehow a blunder, reluctantly.
The only thing there are no complaints about is the hotel building: clean, well maintained, beautiful interiors. In fairness, it should be noted the amazing soundproofing between the rooms. No sound, no rustle from the neighbors! ! Given the huge number of small children, of course, this is a huge plus. But, unfortunately, he is the only one.
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