Хорошее место. A good place.

Yes, the hotel is of “Soviet architecture”, but not the worst example.
The first and most important thing is that he is on the first line. But it is separated from the promenade (immediately behind the path there is a wide beach). And the central entrance generally faces the square. There is also decent parking there. Almost all rooms (most) have at least some view of the sea. Normal balconies with table and chairs.
The location is almost ideal (plus two minutes to the ALDO supermarket, if anyone needs it). To the tour bus stop (Hotel Riva) - 15 minutes if your back is forward. There are also city buses (2 leva). It makes sense to go to Old Nessebar or Pomorie (it’s further, it’s 5 levs there).

The food was more than sufficient. For breakfast - eggs (in three versions), three types of sausage (including dry-cured sausage, and this is not Turkish “sausage”), three types of “hot” (sausages, fried sausages, fried sausage), cheese, feta cheese, vegetables, olives, all sorts of cereals and balls, fruits, sweets...The most important thing is YOGURT in bowls!
Well, a standard set of drinks. As for a C - through the roof! And for dinner - everything was perfectly prepared and more than enough. But keep in mind that the choice of food ALWAYS depends on the occupancy of the hotel. More people - more choice. But if you are going to the sea to eat, then take yourself another stick of boiled sausage from home (to “save” in Bulgaria), and eat! Otherwise, they simply tire the “starving Volga region” who make themselves a dozen three-finger-thick toasts for breakfast. And so, the bulk of tourists are “fat trust”! Where else to eat???
Now from the “specifics”. There are only two sockets in the room (for the TV and refrigerator), so you need to take a tee. Secondly, the beds have sheets without elastic. If you spin around in your sleep (or not just in your sleep), you may end up on a bare (albeit clean) mattress. Don’t be lazy, take a sheet with elastic bands (90x190 cm) from home. Put it on, and put the hotel one on top. In any case, it will be better. The set includes two towels.
If you don't have enough, grab some more. I also always take (or buy locally) regular soap and a washcloth. It’s difficult to just wash with gel. And it was there only in a container (dispenser), nothing “disposable” was observed (if anyone needs shampoo, conditioner, tonic, etc.... ). And the funny thing is that there is no shower...At first I almost had a heart attack, but I saw a mixer with a shower on the wall. Oddly enough, it turned out to be much more convenient. Soap and a washcloth are nearby on the washbasin, to wash your feet - you can put them on the toilet. The drain is excellent. Surprisingly, the floor dries almost instantly! And the shower reaches the toilet, if anyone needs it...

The floor is carpeted. Comfortable. There are tiles on the balcony. If it rains it is very slippery. Don't forget the drying cord. There it attaches perfectly, but at sea everything dries poorly, it takes time (or sun). But there is wind, so if you don’t want to see your swimming trunks on a tree, it’s better to take small clothespins.
It is quite often windy in Bulgaria, so it is better to take clothespins for towels on the sunbeds. Or you can simply take an elastic band and tie it into a ring, and use it to press the towel, putting the ring on the back of the lounger.
There are a couple of glasses in the room. But if you want to EAT, then take cutlery and plates with you. There are quite a lot of tasty things in supermarkets (both for “grub” and “snack”). But most importantly (this is Bulgaria) don’t forget the CORKSCREW! Yes, and the beer needs something to open...
On this bright note - make your choice, enjoy your vacation and enjoy life!