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Bought a ticket for 8 nights in the hotel "Vedren". . . Departure from Kharkov. Bulgarian bus. An old rattletrap shakes the soul. The escort is silent all the way, it is impossible to ask anything. If you ask, for example, when the border or something like that - in response to something arithmetic mean. Back again the Bulgarian bus, but better, only you can’t wait for coffee or tea, and again silence. A separate topic is sanitary stops. Let's say at night just in the middle of a field. Daytime is no better. And these are not trifles, given that the trip is more than a day.
Well, in Bulgaria. . . Of course, WELT offers its own tours around the country. The currency, of course, can also be changed only in their hotel, because in other places there are only crooks and a commission fee. In fact, in "Vedren" is simply the lowest rate!
We bought a tour in another company and asked on our own if they would give us a dry ration instead of a paid breakfast. In response, they heard that we were already stealing sandwiches, then questioning why they didn’t prefer them. They offered to bring a certificate from the company where they took the ticket. A representative of the company called WELT to a certain Katya. She gave the go-ahead, but immediately hid. It turned out that no one in the company knew her phone number, and neither in the hotel. And at the WELT office they told us (verbatim! ) that they had already met us halfway, made cheap tours, and we repaid them like this. In short, they gave us nothing. But it's not so much about this, but about the attitude towards Ukrainian tourists.
And the hotel. . . pictures of suites are everywhere on the Internet. But where does it say that 2** are scorched ottomans, TVs without remotes, dilapidated furniture, one small towel smelling of bleach? Add in completely unusual tile floors for us in the room, a shower without a shower stall and cleaning, which consists in taking out the garbage and flushing the toilet. By the way, the sewage system is a complete disaster. . . There are scandals and stampede at breakfast.
We do not advise anyone to go to such a humiliation.
Well, in Bulgaria. . . Of course, WELT offers its own tours around the country. The currency, of course, can also be changed only in their hotel, because in other places there are only crooks and a commission fee. In fact, in "Vedren" is simply the lowest rate!
We bought a tour in another company and asked on our own if they would give us a dry ration instead of a paid breakfast. In response, they heard that we were already stealing sandwiches, then questioning why they didn’t prefer them. They offered to bring a certificate from the company where they took the ticket. A representative of the company called WELT to a certain Katya. She gave the go-ahead, but immediately hid. It turned out that no one in the company knew her phone number, and neither in the hotel. And at the WELT office they told us (verbatim! ) that they had already met us halfway, made cheap tours, and we repaid them like this. In short, they gave us nothing. But it's not so much about this, but about the attitude towards Ukrainian tourists.
And the hotel. . . pictures of suites are everywhere on the Internet. But where does it say that 2** are scorched ottomans, TVs without remotes, dilapidated furniture, one small towel smelling of bleach? Add in completely unusual tile floors for us in the room, a shower without a shower stall and cleaning, which consists in taking out the garbage and flushing the toilet. By the way, the sewage system is a complete disaster. . . There are scandals and stampede at breakfast.
We do not advise anyone to go to such a humiliation.
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