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How far from the sea is the hotel? What is the type of food at the hotel?
How far from the sea is the hotel? What is the type of food at the hotel? Is it possible to book a single room?
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to the sea 100-150 m down the stairs. In my opinion, there is only DBL and they give DBL for one. Check out hotel-vigo.com/
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answered 16 years ago
Has anyone stayed at this hotel? why is there no reviews for it?
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answered 15 years ago
I stayed at this hotel in September 2009. I liked it very much. The hotel is small, 4-storey, very clean. The rooms are great. The hotel is located in the park, there is a swimming pool. To the sea - 2 minutes.
On the beach, sun loungers and umbrellas are paid - 5 leva for 1 day. The only thing I didn't really like was the food. I only had breakfasts, and they are very monotonous there: scrambled eggs (and everything that can be made from eggs), fried bacon, ham, sausages, sausages, cheese, cold cuts, juices (but not fresh), beans in tomato sauce, any tea, coffee, pastries, jam, fruits, honey, muesli, milk (though powdery and tasteless). I rested for 2 weeks, so I could hardly stand such breakfasts. In general, I did not like Bulgarian cuisine - everything is salty, sprinkled with cheese. and in general there was an impression that the Bulgarians do not know how to cook.
There is also a bar in the park. In general, the place is wonderful, next to the wonderful peninsula of Nessebar, when you fly over it on an airplane, an unforgettable sight! I can send pictures.
On the beach, sun loungers and umbrellas are paid - 5 leva for 1 day. The only thing I didn't really like was the food. I only had breakfasts, and they are very monotonous there: scrambled eggs (and everything that can be made from eggs), fried bacon, ham, sausages, sausages, cheese, cold cuts, juices (but not fresh), beans in tomato sauce, any tea, coffee, pastries, jam, fruits, honey, muesli, milk (though powdery and tasteless). I rested for 2 weeks, so I could hardly stand such breakfasts. In general, I did not like Bulgarian cuisine - everything is salty, sprinkled with cheese. and in general there was an impression that the Bulgarians do not know how to cook.
There is also a bar in the park. In general, the place is wonderful, next to the wonderful peninsula of Nessebar, when you fly over it on an airplane, an unforgettable sight! I can send pictures.
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answered 15 years ago
I will be very grateful if you send pictures to [email protected].
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