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Good hotel for unpretentious tourists. If you appreciate the sky-blue tile of a chlorinated pool above the fine sand of the sea coast, and consider the daily shuttle between buffet dishes an integral part of your vacation, then you definitely should not stay at Orpheus. There is no pool here, as well as a buffet. Breakfast is presented in a "continental" version: portioned sausages or scrambled eggs, vegetables (tomatoes, cucumbers), jam, honey, butter, dessert (biscuits, biscuits) and tea and coffee to choose from. Esthetes, jealously following the latest in interior design, will be shocked by the modest decoration of the rooms, complete with old furniture.
We lived in a spacious room. In the room, except for three beds: TV, air conditioning, chair, armchair, mirror with dressing table, coffee table, refrigerator and wardrobe in the hallway. Daily wet cleaning. The hotel rooms have free Wi-Fi (ask the owner for the access password). I really liked the spacious balcony with three plastic chairs and a stable wooden table carefully covered with oilcloth. Since our balcony overlooked a courtyard with a vegetable garden, it was very quiet in the room at night, with a stack of crickets coming from the street, and not music from coastal taverns. Also in "Orpheus" you can rent a safe for 4 leva per day. The only downside to the rooms is the poor soundproofing. When the neighbors were talking on the balcony, it seemed that they were in our room, and in the morning we woke up to the "accompaniment" of slamming doors and rattling keys in the corridor. There are not many rooms in the hotel, twelve according to my calculations. Therefore, the hotel is quite quiet, despite the presence of vacationers with children. As an entertainment, the owner of the hotel leads the little guests to feed the turtle Marusya, who lives in the backyard of the guest house. In general, a friendly "homely" atmosphere reigns in "Orpheus", which will appeal to tourists who appreciate "color" and who can find adventures on their "fifth point" without the help of animators : )
The location of the hotel is good: 15-20 min. walk to the beach, about the same to Old Nessebar. To the street Father Paisiy in New Nessebar, 8 minutes on foot. The main contingent of guests-guests from Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova.
We lived in a spacious room. In the room, except for three beds: TV, air conditioning, chair, armchair, mirror with dressing table, coffee table, refrigerator and wardrobe in the hallway. Daily wet cleaning. The hotel rooms have free Wi-Fi (ask the owner for the access password). I really liked the spacious balcony with three plastic chairs and a stable wooden table carefully covered with oilcloth. Since our balcony overlooked a courtyard with a vegetable garden, it was very quiet in the room at night, with a stack of crickets coming from the street, and not music from coastal taverns. Also in "Orpheus" you can rent a safe for 4 leva per day. The only downside to the rooms is the poor soundproofing. When the neighbors were talking on the balcony, it seemed that they were in our room, and in the morning we woke up to the "accompaniment" of slamming doors and rattling keys in the corridor. There are not many rooms in the hotel, twelve according to my calculations. Therefore, the hotel is quite quiet, despite the presence of vacationers with children. As an entertainment, the owner of the hotel leads the little guests to feed the turtle Marusya, who lives in the backyard of the guest house. In general, a friendly "homely" atmosphere reigns in "Orpheus", which will appeal to tourists who appreciate "color" and who can find adventures on their "fifth point" without the help of animators : )
The location of the hotel is good: 15-20 min. walk to the beach, about the same to Old Nessebar. To the street Father Paisiy in New Nessebar, 8 minutes on foot. The main contingent of guests-guests from Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova.
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