Замечательный отель! Wonderful hotel!

Four of us traveled (three adults plus a child 5 years old) from 17 to 27 July 2012.30 minutes from the airport.
The hotel rooms are spacious, not "super", but very solid. The building and grounds are similar to Soviet-era sanatoriums, but at the same time, all the best is taken and, of course, with excellent service. The staff is unobtrusive, pleasant. The biggest plus, perhaps, is the food (beef, pork, chicken, lamb, a couple of times a rabbit; a variety of fruits: watermelons, melon, peaches, apples, pears, plums, apricots, kiwi, pineapples a couple of times). The sweet was not particularly impressive (but the figure was better preserved). I liked the animation, especially the kids club (but not the Toucan, which everyone praised), but at the hotel. In Tukan, indeed, only those who traveled through the TUI are recorded on a voucher (we are). Because of the Toucan, they preferred Nessebar Bay, but they liked Nessebar Palace more, and the club from the hotel was located in Mare (there were slides and children entertained more fervently and invited everyone from 4 years old). The territory is common (because of this, the hotel wins in comparison with nearby ones, where there is only a building and access to the sea. ) Because of the beach, I doubted this hotel for a long time (I read reviews), but don’t even hesitate (if you are not an avid diver ). The beach strip is narrow, but long, there was everything, sand to the very buoys. The sea is shallow, under the buoys, probably three meters, but warm. Algae was, it's true, but we found the leftmost (meaning left) point of the beach, where there was practically no algae. And if you go to the neighboring beach (on the left through the net), there is deeper and there are no algae. In the descriptions of the hotel it is noted that the second line is also across the road, but in fact there is no road and the sea is 3 minutes away.
I liked the territory, pines, deciduous, fruit trees, squirrels.

Outside the territory of the hotel we went towards Ravda and Nessebar. It's lively in Nessebar. It is better to go to the old city (1 lev by bus) there and the exchange rate is higher and interesting. The first time they tried to walk, with the child they only reached the new part of the city.
I didn’t really like this part of Bulgaria itself - all in construction sites and mini-hotels. About 15 years ago we rested in Albena, even then it was livelier and prettier than on this side. But if you still go in this direction, then only to hotels of the sol network, because we have not met more worthy ones.