• traveled 11 years ago
First time vacationing in Bulgaria. This hotel is a few apartments in a new residential building. We were in the one they have on the website called the studio. The impression of the rest is extremely positive. A good area - and a resort, and close to the city center, but without discos until 5 am. Around mostly small 3-4 storey houses.
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First time vacationing in Bulgaria. This hotel is a few apartments in a new residential building. We were in the one they have on the website called the studio. The impression of the rest is extremely positive. A good area - and a resort, and close to the city center, but without discos until 5 am. Around mostly small 3-4 storey houses. You can leave your car on the street for the night. There are two shopping centers nearby, one has a good Italian restaurant. They serve delicious pizza and tiramisu - I speak as a specialist)). Near the shopping center there is a local brewery. It doesn’t reach the Czech final, but it’s also not bad)). And the price does not bite, something around 2 euros / liter. Every day they ate Bulgarian sour milk (reminiscent of our yogurt), in a week I even felt changes in digestion for the better)). We had lunch in a cafe in a large park, right next to the sea, when large ships sail near you, it takes your breath away. This cafe is made on the basis of an old Soviet comet. Next to the cafe, a children's trampoline and an inflatable town will be stretched, so the question of where to put the child for lunch was resolved by itself. The beach is very long and wide. Therefore, there are very, very few people per unit area. There are cafes along the beach where they sell sea fish (a type of sprat). A huge plate costs about 2 euros. I also liked the mussels, too, for a symbolic price. By the way, they are mined near the beach, and immediately cooked. The beach is sandy and the descent into the water is very gentle. I really liked it, you can lie on the shore and not be afraid for the children who carry water from the sea. No one walks along the beach and wears khachapuri, pies, baklava (add as needed). There are lifeguards. When there was a storm, they even hung a red flag and whistled in good faith when I tried to enter the sea. The apartment itself is a small studio (14 m2) with its own toilet, shower and kitchen. There was even a hydromassage shower. There was a microwave in the kitchen with an expensive Spanish ceramic pot. If desired, they can still give out an electric stove instead of a microwave, but we settled on a microwave (and more convenient and faster). Of the minuses, it can be noted that one day the bulbs burned out in the entrance of the building. or rather, not light bulbs, but some kind of automatic machine, since when you turn on the light, it automatically goes out after 3-4 minutes. One evening there was no light in the entrance. The light bulbs were fixed the next day.
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