Sol Nessebar Palace

"I was really looking forward to my visit little did I know that it shut down end of September, We arrived late and was greeted by a security guard who was nice, on reception was victor a lovely young man very helpful, as it was late we received a brown paper bag either some food in, bread bun, butter, apple, cake, croissant and bottle of water it was basic but enough, The room was on par with travel lodge, we were on 3rd floor overlooking waste land at the front of the hotel and had a very small balcony it was cramped with 2 people on it, not that we could sit out the weather was very cloudy and windy. Yea and coffee and water were available through water dispenser and hot drinks machine on each corridor, not very pleasant for the people in the room opposite as it was very noisy, The hotel was very clean and our cleaner was lovely, foyer area and public areas were really clean, Food was plentiful and the cakes were amazing along with the watermelon, all drinks were self served, To be honest I sick of the sight of food by the end of the week. We made use of the indoor pool which was lovely, We were booked in till 1st October but hotel closed on 30th September So staff were surprised we were still there however we were looked after there was 12people left till late , We were there as the staff party was starting it was lovely to see them all coming in dressed up and I think it is a lovely thing for the company to do for them to be honest I wanted to stay and dance the night away with them, Would I return? No that’s only because it’s not for me, if I had young children I would probably feel different the water slides looked amazing, Don’t go late September"

"Currently staying here and hotel is not bad but the food needs to improve. Not much option for vegetarians apart from pizza chips and bread. Some salad. Does not cater for Indians."

"'m just back from my 10th Travel dept holiday, and I won't be back with you again. Six of us arrived at 11.30 pm in hotel in Bulgaria last Tuesday 16th, having booked three rooms with sea views and balconies, only to be told that two of the couples had to SHARE a room. One couple expected to stay in small dingy kids beds, no windows, dirty bed linen, diseased looking sofa outside the room, frayed tatty appearance in general. To expect two couples to SHARE a room was absolutely unforgivable. By the time it was apparent there was nothing the hotel would do, it was after midnight, too late to try elsewhere. We looked up flights home."