Неплохие апартаменты Good apartments

Aparthotel Viva is actually part of the Vechna hotel, just different entrances, and the courtyard with the pool is shared. What else you need to know, there is no ricepshin in Viva as such. There is a duty officer who works from 10 to 19. If you arrive in the morning, you have to wait until ten to settle. And if in the evening, I don’t even know, you can’t get there until the morning. Consider this. We arrived at 8 am, so we climbed over the fence to get into the territory.
In general, the hotel leaves a good impression. Clean, tidy, the rooms have all the necessary appliances and utensils. Microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, iron, air conditioning work fine. Location on the outskirts, from the very edge of Sunny Beach, i. е. no parties, promenades, etc. If you want fun, you have to go to the other end. It is to go, and not to go, it is very far from the center. A bus ticket costs 1.3 leva, on a tourist destination 3 leva. But in the evenings it is quiet, only the seagulls scream very loudly)
The beach is a 5-minute walk, the path leads directly to the Free zone between two beaches. On off. the beaches are very bad. The beaches are filled with sun loungers, for which you have to pay some space price and they are empty, well, maybe the first row is half full. And for vacationers there is a narrow strip in front of the sea or behind the sunbeds. Therefore, we bought an umbrella in the store (10.5 leva) and went exclusively to our Free zone. There is just a local nudist beach and there are not many people. So if you are not embarrassed to sunbathe naked, then I recommend going there. Umbrella, by the way, we sold on the last day right on the beach, although, as it turned out, they can be carried on the plane. The beach is where the river flows into the sea. The sea is in front, the river is on the right, there is only one minus - the water in the sea is semi-fresh.

As for food, there are relatively few cafes around, still on the outskirts, but they are there. Dinner for two will cost about 15 Euros. It should be noted that beer is unusually cheap for a resort area. Prices in restaurants are 1.8-2.5 leva per glass. Lev goes 1.9 per euro. The rate in local exchangers is significantly underestimated, when we passed some non-resort village, we bought a dollar for 5 stotinki more expensive. There is a Grandmarket Janet 2 kilometers from the hotel, there is a huge selection of everything and it costs 2 times cheaper than in local shops. There is also a culinary department where there is a large selection of various ready-made dishes. We ate like that, bought all sorts of culinary items for lunch, and dined at restaurants. The only problem is that there is no direct transport to Janet, either with a transfer or on foot. Go towards Nerserber and turn right at the roundabout. There is another grocery store around the circle, but there is much less choice. Still, there is ALDI nearby, but there is quite modest.