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Which package to choose: breakfast only or all inclusive?
Hey! I want to relax on mre, enjoy the sun))) Now I'm choosing a ticket, the question is what type of food to choose, only breakfast (there is a plus - the price is cheaper) or all inclusive. Is it expensive to eat in a cafe?
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Tonya, in some resorts it is better to take breakfast, because inexpensive and delicious restaurants, and in some expensive resorts, you can leave all your money in restaurants, it makes sense *everything*. Write where are you going?
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answered 12 years ago
It all depends on where you are heading. You can take breakfast and eat in city cafes (much cheaper), or you can take breakfast and pay for the rest of the food on the spot. And see which is better. For taste and color - there are no comrades!
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answered 12 years ago
They took breakfast. Often I didn’t really want to dine, we went to the markets for milk. We had dinner in restaurants, each time in a different one, they are very cool in terms of interiors, hospitality, and acquaintances. YES AND MORE TASTY THAN A HOTEL!!! LIKE AT HOME!! :)) but Poola is right. Depends on the location. In Nessebar, for example, everything was a little expensive. And in Golden Sands too.
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answered 12 years ago
I have always wondered: of those who advise taking only "breakfasts" did anyone go to Bulgaria for "all inclusive"? .. that is, to pay 150 euros and not deny yourself anything - this is uneconomical restaurants in Bulgaria I do not understand anything..
we went to "breakfasts", but having once tried "all inclusive" in Bulgaria, now we always go only this way: without a headache (is there enough money, which cafe to choose today and will it be tasty and inexpensive), with a variety of meals, including alcohol , and it turns out to be more economical in any case than to eat in a cafe ..
a simple calculation will resolve all disagreements..
we went to "breakfasts", but having once tried "all inclusive" in Bulgaria, now we always go only this way: without a headache (is there enough money, which cafe to choose today and will it be tasty and inexpensive), with a variety of meals, including alcohol , and it turns out to be more economical in any case than to eat in a cafe ..
a simple calculation will resolve all disagreements..
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answered 12 years ago
My opinion is: in the resorts of Albena, Golden Sands, Sunny Beach - take * all inclusive *. because the restaurants there are expensive. And Balchik, Kranevo, Sozopol, Nessebar - it makes no sense. Because the restaurants are cheap and, of course, tastier than the monotonous *all inclusive*, although Albena is not so monotonous. We divide the vacation into 2 parts: one for restaurants, the second - in a good resort without worries for *all inclusive* and we definitely don’t think anymore - will there be enough money ..
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answered 12 years ago
Poola, I agree with everything, except for one thing: "monotonous" all inclusive "...
It depends, of course, on the hotel and the resort, but I don’t consider 6-8 salads, 5-7 side dishes, 8-10 meat dishes, fruits, vegetables, desserts and alcohol for every taste to be monotonous ..
It depends, of course, on the hotel and the resort, but I don’t consider 6-8 salads, 5-7 side dishes, 8-10 meat dishes, fruits, vegetables, desserts and alcohol for every taste to be monotonous ..
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answered 12 years ago
This is a very good menu. Tell me which hotel you ate like that. We also like good food, we carefully select hotels. So far, it seemed best in Albena: Laguna Garden, and also Orlov (now, in my opinion, it is called Sandy Beach).
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answered 12 years ago
Trakia in Sunny Beach..
By the way, the Baikal Hotel is a three-star hotel there, but it also offers a chic menu for little money, and quite diverse (even a barbecue - fish, shish kebab, etc. every day) .. I recommend ..
By the way, the Baikal Hotel is a three-star hotel there, but it also offers a chic menu for little money, and quite diverse (even a barbecue - fish, shish kebab, etc. every day) .. I recommend ..
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