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We rested in Nessebar at the Menabria Hotel from August 1 to August 15.2008. The tour was bought at the Travel Time travel agency (tour from Alma tour). Thanks to the girls from Travel Time for the good work - from booking a hotel, to visas and plane tickets, everything was 5. We flew on “Bulgarian Airlines”, there we sat for an hour on the plane because of the passengers who refused to fly, back - everything was on time . At the Burgas airport we were met by a representative of Alma tour. We were quickly taken to the hotels on a good bus. We liked Menabria. The Alma tour representative came the next day and regularly appeared there every other day. The location of the hotel is the best - the beach is not far, the shops of the new Nessebar are nearby and the Old Town is within 10 minutes walking distance. From any room there is a view of the sea. At first we lived on the 2nd floor (the water in the bathroom did not flow well), and after a few days we were moved to a more spacious room on the third floor. The room was spacious, with a window and a balcony. The rooms have air conditioners but we turned them off and didn't use them at all. Due to the fact that the hotel is located on a windy place, and not on a narrow street in the city center, there has never been an exhausting heat. At night, however, the music from the attractions located on the road to Sunny Beach was quite well heard. The small refrigerator located in the room was very helpful - there was enough space for water and fruit. On the 3rd floor there was a very pleasant maid - always friendly, cleaned well, changed towels every day, and bed linen every 2-3 days. We only had breakfast at the hotel. Every day different sausages, buns, cheese, scrambled eggs, eggs, watermelon, melon and awesome bannitsa. This is such a Bulgarian pastry, there are many different types of them for sale. Restaurants, cafes there is a sea. From what I liked and where I was more than once - Yuzhen Bryag and Seagull right above the beach, Bulgarian cuisine on the street. Kraiberezhna of Old Nessebar. In the first two there are always a lot of visitors, but the service is very fast and the food is delicious. At Seagull, all visitors are given small free cocktails (even children -= non-alcoholic, of course). A trifle, but nice! By the way, if you see an empty restaurant somewhere, and next to it filled to the brim - this is no accident. Somehow we got caught up in this. We were the only visitors, and the food was cooked for us for 40 minutes. Then they brought a cloudy cold broth with two veins and no vegetables instead of meat soup, and ice-cold spaghetti.
Beaches near Menabria. Closer wild beach, a little further beach with paid umbrellas and sun loungers. In the morning we went to a wild beach, and in the evening, when we no longer had to pay for anything, we went to a paid one.
In the evenings it is nice to stroll along Old Nessebar. A wonderful old town with churches, cobbled streets, pretty houses. I can advise there a restaurant for parents with children on the street. Krayberezhna. It's called Bulgarian Cuisine (there is an advertisement for the Neva travel agency at the entrance). The veranda offers a beautiful view of the sea, Sunny Beach and right next to the tables there is a small playground (mini-slide, rocking elephant, cars, cubes). So the process of waiting for an order is greatly facilitated - the child does not whine, does not fidget, but plays on the playground, and parents can breathe easy. And they cook delicious food there.

We did not go on numerous excursions, because. I didn't want to bore the child. Were in the water park in Sunny Beach. I liked it, but in the morning the water even in the children's pools is ice cold there. It warms up only in the evening and becomes like fresh milk. Time flies by unnoticed. We went to Burgas on our own, but the city did not make any impression.
In general, we had a wonderful rest.