We rested with children in early June 2013, a wonderful hotel, very conveniently located, everything is close to the beach and the old town. There are places to go with children (there are slides, trampolines, etc. in the old town). The city itself is beautiful, not noisy, no bars, dances and drunken companies under the windows, this is especially important with children.
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We rested with children in early June 2013, a wonderful hotel, very conveniently located, everything is close to the beach and the old town. There are places to go with children (there are slides, trampolines, etc. in the old town). The city itself is beautiful, not noisy, no bars, dances and drunken companies under the windows, this is especially important with children. Separately, I would like to mention the family - the owners of the hotel, wonderful people, very friendly, they will tell you everything, explain, orient you around the city, rest. The rooms are cleaned every day, fresh sheets, towels, the room has everything you need - TV, kettle, hair dryer, air conditioning, the live room is even nicer than in the photo (combination of white tones and dark wood), very comfortable!! ! We were very satisfied with the rest!
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We were in Bulgaria for the first time, before that we were in Montenegro (five years ago), even earlier in the Crimea and in Sochi, my 4-year-old daughter was at sea for the first time in her life. For principled reasons, we decided to go as unorganized tourists, i. e. worries about booking a hotel, obtaining visas, buying air tickets, etc.
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We were in Bulgaria for the first time, before that we were in Montenegro (five years ago), even earlier in the Crimea and in Sochi, my 4-year-old daughter was at sea for the first time in her life. For principled reasons, we decided to go as unorganized tourists, i. e. worries about booking a hotel, obtaining visas, buying air tickets, etc. org. questions fell on our shoulders with my wife, because I did not want to pay the agencies, which then hide somewhere with the clients' money. I will say right away that this did not cause much concern, in the modern world all such issues are resolved quite quickly and conveniently.
Why they chose Bulgaria - because of the sandy beaches, convenient for small children (in Montenegro, this was difficult, there is either pebbles and a large stone, or an artificial beach, but made of finely ground stone, which is also unpleasant even for adult feet without shoes), plus relatively fast air travel. Sochi, Anapa and Crimea fell away because of the level of service, which is clearly not worth the money that they ask for it.
Why Sozopol was chosen - I liked that the city has a history (there is something to see) and is relatively small. At the discos, my wife and I have already caught everyone with our squirrels in pants, our daughter is still small, the eldest son did not go because he studied at the university, and we wanted a quiet, relaxing holiday with the possibility of walking, etc.
Why did you choose the hotel "More" - according to reviews and feelings (intuition). But the choice of the country, and the city, and the hotel, and the option of traveling by "savages" fully justified themselves.
Air tickets were bought at AK "Sibir" for a regular flight (round-trip for three about 47 thousand rubles), its planes fly quite regularly to the AP "Burgas", from where Sozopol is within easy reach. I also paid for the tickets with a Visa salary card directly on their website, received electronic tickets by mail, printed them out. We bought life and health insurance at RESO (1.5 thousand rubles for three).
Since tourism is unorganized, the embassy needs confirmation of income and the availability of the required amount for each traveler. I got a certificate from work indicating my salary, my wife has a bank statement confirming a deposit for a decent amount, and for my daughter, the embassy asked my wife to write a sponsorship letter right at the visa center. In general, visas were given without problems.
We took off with a delay of 1.5 hours, because after boarding the plane (Boeing 767), it turned out that some electronic unit was out of order. While they were trying to fix it, then they changed it to a serviceable one, time passed, the children began to slowly start up. But they arrived with a delay of only 0.5 hours, apparently they caught up in flight.
Everything about the hotel is very good, the attitude of the owners is as if they came to visit close relatives, the room is neat, cleaning every day, my daughter slept on a separate sofa, my wife and I on a double bed (two bedside tables nearby). There is a coffee table in the room, an electric kettle with glasses (in the mornings they drank coffee on the balcony, tea or wine in the evenings, you can ask Dimcho for an opener, for watermelons / melons you can ask Dimcho Gali’s wife for a large plate with a knife), a refrigerator, a large chest of drawers with a huge a mirror, a small TV with three Russian channels, but if they watched anything, then almost all the time only cartoon channels in Bulgarian - my daughter’s lack of knowledge of the language was not a hindrance in this matter : -) But basically we spent the whole day outdoors: the beach on the sea , an open veranda of a cafe, a swimming pool in a hotel, a promenade along the street. Ropotamo, jumping on inflatable or simple slides, etc. They came home only to change clothes, take a shower or sleep in the evening.
We didn’t get into the sweltering heat of July-August, a couple of times the weather deteriorated a little, and on the eve of departure it was even cool (in the afternoon +15 somewhere), but on such days we rented a car and went to Varna (you can not drive, dolphinariums in Moscow it’s better, at least the one that used to be on the Semyonovskaya metro station - it’s better by two orders of magnitude, and the trip will take all day), to Nessebar (I didn’t like its old town, it’s all mercantile, in Sozopol the old town is better - quiet, beautiful, you walk for pleasure), but you can go for a change, especially since it is not far. There is also a water park, but we did not get there because of the cool weather that day - it is under a clear sky and the water is not heated. In Burgas itself, in our opinion, Carrefour at Burgas Plaza deserves a visit. The store itself is essentially our Auchan, but there are interesting stores: shoes from Botticelli, inexpensive and high-quality, and we also got on sale, a children's toy store (daughter on the day of jam asked me to buy a doll family: dad, pregnant mom with an opening tummy and a baby in it, a little girl in a stroller) and the very best is animation for children. For the children of parents-buyers, a children's town was created there, from which we hardly pulled our daughter out only after three hours. This pleasure for children and convenience for parents costs 7 Lev / hour (about 140 rubles) - we recommend it to parents with kids!
Another day was spent on a trip to Plovdiv and the Bachkovo Monastery. Picturesque places, a monastery in the mountains, in Plovdiv we saw an amphitheater from the times of ancient Rome, we saw a monument to Alyosha on the mountain (the current youth no longer knows, but my wife and I still remember the song, we learned it at school) - the monument stands. But there was little time for sightseeing, because. the road is long - about 250 km one way, and maybe a little more. We swept along the local autobahn - nothing like our New Riga or Simferopolka in parts of the Moscow Region, only the road surface is newer.
Very expensive gasoline, the 95th for ours is about 55 rubles / liter. They took an Opel Corsa 1.2 liter, a good car, economical, but still, after driving about 1100 km in total, they spent about 4 thousand rubles. with our money. It is better to pay for refueling with a bank card, because. In Bulgaria, you fill up first, and then you pay.
In Sozopol itself, you can go to the Old Town, it is quiet, beautiful, various sea souvenirs (shells, crabs, etc. ) are sold, but little and unobtrusively, unlike the old town in Nessebar. Worth a walk along the street. Ropotamo, where you can buy very tasty fish of various types right on the street, my daughter really liked Tsatsa (small fish, rolled in flour and baked, are eaten like seeds, but you don’t need to clean them). There is also a Paradise restaurant - in terms of catering for vacationers with small children, we recommend it, because this is perhaps the only institution in which black pepper is absent by default in almost all dishes (even in barbecue), which is good for small children. In the rest of the cafes, my daughter could only eat a soup soup (chicken soup in our opinion) and perhaps nothing more. In terms of catering for children, Bulgaria disappointed, because. for us it was a real problem - to feed the child normally. It's good that the wife took from the house children's cereals, brewed with boiling water - this was how they escaped until they found Paradise.
Otherwise, I liked everything very much, sandy beaches (clean and cleaned every day, at least Central - for small children it is better), warm sea, even when the air gets cooler, wonderful attitude of local residents, low prices for food and some things.
Why they chose Bulgaria - because of the sandy beaches, convenient for small children (in Montenegro, this was difficult, there is either pebbles and a large stone, or an artificial beach, but made of finely ground stone, which is also unpleasant even for adult feet without shoes), plus relatively fast air travel. Sochi, Anapa and Crimea fell away because of the level of service, which is clearly not worth the money that they ask for it.
Why Sozopol was chosen - I liked that the city has a history (there is something to see) and is relatively small. At the discos, my wife and I have already caught everyone with our squirrels in pants, our daughter is still small, the eldest son did not go because he studied at the university, and we wanted a quiet, relaxing holiday with the possibility of walking, etc.
Why did you choose the hotel "More" - according to reviews and feelings (intuition). But the choice of the country, and the city, and the hotel, and the option of traveling by "savages" fully justified themselves.
Air tickets were bought at AK "Sibir" for a regular flight (round-trip for three about 47 thousand rubles), its planes fly quite regularly to the AP "Burgas", from where Sozopol is within easy reach. I also paid for the tickets with a Visa salary card directly on their website, received electronic tickets by mail, printed them out. We bought life and health insurance at RESO (1.5 thousand rubles for three).
Since tourism is unorganized, the embassy needs confirmation of income and the availability of the required amount for each traveler. I got a certificate from work indicating my salary, my wife has a bank statement confirming a deposit for a decent amount, and for my daughter, the embassy asked my wife to write a sponsorship letter right at the visa center. In general, visas were given without problems.
We took off with a delay of 1.5 hours, because after boarding the plane (Boeing 767), it turned out that some electronic unit was out of order. While they were trying to fix it, then they changed it to a serviceable one, time passed, the children began to slowly start up. But they arrived with a delay of only 0.5 hours, apparently they caught up in flight.
Everything about the hotel is very good, the attitude of the owners is as if they came to visit close relatives, the room is neat, cleaning every day, my daughter slept on a separate sofa, my wife and I on a double bed (two bedside tables nearby). There is a coffee table in the room, an electric kettle with glasses (in the mornings they drank coffee on the balcony, tea or wine in the evenings, you can ask Dimcho for an opener, for watermelons / melons you can ask Dimcho Gali’s wife for a large plate with a knife), a refrigerator, a large chest of drawers with a huge a mirror, a small TV with three Russian channels, but if they watched anything, then almost all the time only cartoon channels in Bulgarian - my daughter’s lack of knowledge of the language was not a hindrance in this matter : -) But basically we spent the whole day outdoors: the beach on the sea , an open veranda of a cafe, a swimming pool in a hotel, a promenade along the street. Ropotamo, jumping on inflatable or simple slides, etc. They came home only to change clothes, take a shower or sleep in the evening.
We didn’t get into the sweltering heat of July-August, a couple of times the weather deteriorated a little, and on the eve of departure it was even cool (in the afternoon +15 somewhere), but on such days we rented a car and went to Varna (you can not drive, dolphinariums in Moscow it’s better, at least the one that used to be on the Semyonovskaya metro station - it’s better by two orders of magnitude, and the trip will take all day), to Nessebar (I didn’t like its old town, it’s all mercantile, in Sozopol the old town is better - quiet, beautiful, you walk for pleasure), but you can go for a change, especially since it is not far. There is also a water park, but we did not get there because of the cool weather that day - it is under a clear sky and the water is not heated. In Burgas itself, in our opinion, Carrefour at Burgas Plaza deserves a visit. The store itself is essentially our Auchan, but there are interesting stores: shoes from Botticelli, inexpensive and high-quality, and we also got on sale, a children's toy store (daughter on the day of jam asked me to buy a doll family: dad, pregnant mom with an opening tummy and a baby in it, a little girl in a stroller) and the very best is animation for children. For the children of parents-buyers, a children's town was created there, from which we hardly pulled our daughter out only after three hours. This pleasure for children and convenience for parents costs 7 Lev / hour (about 140 rubles) - we recommend it to parents with kids!
Another day was spent on a trip to Plovdiv and the Bachkovo Monastery. Picturesque places, a monastery in the mountains, in Plovdiv we saw an amphitheater from the times of ancient Rome, we saw a monument to Alyosha on the mountain (the current youth no longer knows, but my wife and I still remember the song, we learned it at school) - the monument stands. But there was little time for sightseeing, because. the road is long - about 250 km one way, and maybe a little more. We swept along the local autobahn - nothing like our New Riga or Simferopolka in parts of the Moscow Region, only the road surface is newer.
Very expensive gasoline, the 95th for ours is about 55 rubles / liter. They took an Opel Corsa 1.2 liter, a good car, economical, but still, after driving about 1100 km in total, they spent about 4 thousand rubles. with our money. It is better to pay for refueling with a bank card, because. In Bulgaria, you fill up first, and then you pay.
In Sozopol itself, you can go to the Old Town, it is quiet, beautiful, various sea souvenirs (shells, crabs, etc. ) are sold, but little and unobtrusively, unlike the old town in Nessebar. Worth a walk along the street. Ropotamo, where you can buy very tasty fish of various types right on the street, my daughter really liked Tsatsa (small fish, rolled in flour and baked, are eaten like seeds, but you don’t need to clean them). There is also a Paradise restaurant - in terms of catering for vacationers with small children, we recommend it, because this is perhaps the only institution in which black pepper is absent by default in almost all dishes (even in barbecue), which is good for small children. In the rest of the cafes, my daughter could only eat a soup soup (chicken soup in our opinion) and perhaps nothing more. In terms of catering for children, Bulgaria disappointed, because. for us it was a real problem - to feed the child normally. It's good that the wife took from the house children's cereals, brewed with boiling water - this was how they escaped until they found Paradise.
Otherwise, I liked everything very much, sandy beaches (clean and cleaned every day, at least Central - for small children it is better), warm sea, even when the air gets cooler, wonderful attitude of local residents, low prices for food and some things.
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This is not the first year we have been resting in Bulgaria, this country is very ruled. In 2012, we rested in Sozopol, a very cute town with a rich history, where you can take a walk, a lot of greenery, beautiful quiet streets and children's entertainment. Good beaches, promenade and service. Lots of cozy cafes.
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This is not the first year we have been resting in Bulgaria, this country is very ruled. In 2012, we rested in Sozopol, a very cute town with a rich history, where you can take a walk, a lot of greenery, beautiful quiet streets and children's entertainment. Good beaches, promenade and service. Lots of cozy cafes. Recommend for relaxation. We stayed at the small family hotel More (we fell for the good reviews but now we can’t join them), our windows overlooked the quiet side, on the high floor there was a beautiful view. the furniture is wooden but the hinges creak, the owner speaks Russian, gives a map of the city. However, the hotel is located in the "new city" on a high mountain and is far away, a kilometer from the sea (15 minutes walk first from the mountain and then vice versa), with small children it is unlikely to be convenient. When leaving for an evening walk, be sure to take the key to the room so as not to be left at the door, because there is no 24-hour reception (we accidentally found ourselves in this situation), there is no extractor hood and window screens in the toilet (there are no mosquitoes, but the flies are repulsive), shower open type - the entire floor is wet and you can slip. Even in this (budget) price category, there is a large selection of hotels near the sea. I recommend looking.
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Good-natured hosts who speak Russian. Since I arrived on Sunday evening, when the banks were closed, the owner himself offered to give me 50 leva for dinner, for which I am very grateful to him. He also issued a map of the city, explained where good restaurants, attractions, shops are. Cleaning in the room - every day.
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Good-natured hosts who speak Russian. Since I arrived on Sunday evening, when the banks were closed, the owner himself offered to give me 50 leva for dinner, for which I am very grateful to him. He also issued a map of the city, explained where good restaurants, attractions, shops are. Cleaning in the room - every day. My room was spacious with a balcony. There is free wifi. There is a small pool and sunbeds. For some, a certain distance from the beaches (about 400m) and the elevation on which the hotel is located may seem like a disadvantage, but this is not so significant. In addition, thanks to this, the hotel is located in a quiet, peaceful place, there is no noise in the evening. On the way from the center of the new city to the hotel there is a shop and a vegetable stand. The result is an inexpensive, but cozy and quiet hotel. I recommend! "
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I traveled a lot in Europe by car. I liked Bulgaria very much, and in Bulgaria the ancient city on the sea - Sozopol. Clean sandy beaches, soft sea and mountain air. Natural almost homemade products, cheap fruits. without much Turkish chic, but the price-quality ratio is perfect. The feeling of being with good friends or close beloved relatives.
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I traveled a lot in Europe by car. I liked Bulgaria very much, and in Bulgaria the ancient city on the sea - Sozopol. Clean sandy beaches, soft sea and mountain air. Natural almost homemade products, cheap fruits. without much Turkish chic, but the price-quality ratio is perfect. The feeling of being with good friends or close beloved relatives. The location of the hotel is very good, very close to the beaches and the center, the old town. rest. Responsibly recommend. Contact me - I will tell you all the details of a holiday in Bulgaria.
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Silence, calm atmosphere, attentive and helpful host. The presence of the pool was a pleasant surprise. From the windows of the room and from the terrace - a view of the sea. Thanks to the hosts for a pleasant stay!
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Silence, calm atmosphere, attentive and helpful host. The presence of the pool was a pleasant surprise. From the windows of the room and from the terrace - a view of the sea. Thanks to the hosts for a pleasant stay!
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Helpful staff, cleanliness, stylish interior, good breakfast. The owner of the hotel, Dimo, is fluent in Russian.
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Helpful staff, cleanliness, stylish interior, good breakfast. The owner of the hotel, Dimo, is fluent in Russian.
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