Best Hotels in Nessebar
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Panorama Blue Family Hotel and Free Parking ★★★
"This was a nice room, moderately sized, with a fantastic view from the balcony. But the bed was unyielding when you lay on it and the bottom sheet was pilled and annoying. Apart from that it is a very good deal and maybe it was just our room with a bad bed. The hotel is badly signed - the only indication is hard to see easily in a side window. If you are towing a bag, go along the road below and carry up the steps. What is showing as a road to the front door is a roughly cobbled track."
Sol by Meliá Nessebar Bay All Inclusive ★★★★
"Perfect location, very friendly staff at the recepțion, rooms are clean and rost. Animation is amazing, our children were very happy. We like the good in the restaurants. At the parking were many cars but the recepționer team helped us to find place."
Sol Nessebar Palace Resort & Aquapark - All Inclusive ★★★★★
"I had the privilege of spending a vacation at this hotel for the second time within the last five years, but this time with my wife and our little 8-month-old baby. I was extremely excited to arrive because years ago I had worked, not at this exact hotel, but at another hotel of the same type. As someone who has worked in many hotel chains and currently works as a construction site manager for a large company in the capital, I would like to express my opinion about the hotel. I will address each head manager separately. I will provide constructive criticism, but how they choose to take it is their own responsibility. - Front Office Manager: From the very first day of our arrival, I noticed there was a serious issue with the window frames in the room. I asked for something to be done about it. The receptionist said she would send a technician. A few hours later, I had to ask another receptionist again for a solution to the problem. He responded by changing our room immediately. The issue with the second room was that we were placed above Neptune Hall, where a children’s disco and evening show program are held until 11:00 PM. That night, our baby could not fall asleep until 11:30 PM because of the noise. My constructive criticism is this: when guests have children, rooms should be selected very carefully. Even during the busiest season, such guests should never be accommodated in rooms with faulty windows, broken refrigerators, or near this hall, because there is no way of knowing when the weather might turn bad and the show will be moved indoors. - Housekeeping Manager: Since I stayed in three different rooms, I want to say that the cleaning standards are good, but there is one huge downside in the rooms. What is the most important thing during a vacation? Sleep. If the sleep quality is poor, then the vacation becomes poor as well. The hotel beds are beyond criticism. Over all the years I have visited this hotel, one thing has never changed — the mattresses and pillows. Nothing about them reflects a 5-star hotel standard. For both the hotel’s and guests’ convenience, the easiest solution would be double-sided memory foam mattresses. In this case, guests who dislike soft beds could sleep on the firmer side of the mattress, and vice versa. Pillows are also very important, but the mattress above all. - F&B Manager: For a bartender, it is important that cocktails are appreciated and admired by guests. I am not someone who drinks alcohol, but one thing was unclear to me. When I asked at 9:45 PM whether they could make me a coffee with fresh milk instead of powdered milk from the machine, the bartender Valentina gave me a very strict look and replied rather rudely that it was not possible. Now, I am a very understanding person and not demanding like many of the guests who come to the hotel during May, but her attitude was inappropriate — not only at that specific moment, but throughout the rest of the day. This so-called bartender either needs"
Hotel Marina Palace, Affiliated by Meliá ★★★★
"Lovely small hotel, very clean and tidy. A perfect night sleep (without any noise). Our room was above the smoking area (neither of us smoke). Due to the heat wave and being above the smoking area the air -conditioning was needed unfortunately, this was intermittent. I had to mention this to the Reception Team several times. By the 3rd day I asked to speak to a Manager. The Manager kindly offered us another room (shame this wasn’t offered earlier). This room was much better with a beautiful view, no smoking and with air conditioning, I couldn’t fault this. The evening entertainment (on stage) from Mon-Thurs wasn’t very good, the best night was Friday. Thankfully we had the animation team (M and V) they were fantastic, so welcoming, kind, polite, always smiling and very mature for their age. They both worked so well together. We joined in with so many activities; these ranged from darts, table tennis, pool, Uno and many more. Thanks to them we got to meet other lovely couples/families too. We all had a lovely time. Our stay wouldn’t have been the same without them. You are both amazing thank you so much."
Aphrodite Beach Hotel ★★★★
"Perfect beachfront stay. Very kind and helpful staff! I highly recommended this hotel."
Mirage Hotel ★★★
"We are on the 11th day of a 12 day visit, as others have noted, some negative reviews made me a bit apprehensive BUT those reviewers must have been at a different hotel. The Mirage’s staff are welcoming and helpful. On Western European standards the decor is different, but that does not make the experience any less enjoyable. For Brits, the clientele who are predominantly Eastern European may appear a bit dour and down at heel ( there are not many smiles exchanged), however this would appear a cultural difference which us Brits need to accept, it does appear personal, people here reserve smiles for people they know and in fact the way we greet everyone with good morning and a smile to these other customers may come over as insincere and somewhat suspicious, we just carry on smiling and spreading the love. It is like going back 20 years, most people smoke (everywhere) and you get the usual ****** who set an alarm for 06:00 to baggy a sun lounger! The hotel is lovely, clean and well placed, there is no entertainment so be prepared to go out at night to find it. The walk to Old Town hugs the beach line and is flat taking about 15/20 minutes. Unless you really need, stay away from taxis, they will try to charge you €25 to get back to the hotel which can be no more than 1.5 K. I would willingly come back and have enjoyed the whole holiday. HOWEVER , if you are easily upset by what we Brits may perceive as dour faced ignorance, then go to Spain where they will smile happily while they rip you off. The Bulgarian people are lovely and attentively honest and helpful, just don’t expect many smiles. And remember the smoking, in England we are lucky in that we no longer have to suffer passive smoking, not so over here, smoking is probably ranked second only to football as a pastime and that includes the table next to you when you are eating. Bloody Bulgaria"
Festa Panorama Hotel ★★★★
"So looking forward to our holiday but to be honest we are very disappointed.. the lack of evening entertainment and the bar shuts at 10 pm.. one member of bar staff so the queue is horrendous.. no bar snacks.. the daytime snack bar isn’t a snack bar at all.. never have I been to a hotel that doesn’t have a self serving snack bar with burgers , sandwiches, salad and chips etc.. to save you dressing properly and going into the restaurant.. The choice of food in the evening is very limited.. it’s like a budget all inclusive.. they clearly don’t want you eating or drinking.. needs a serious update and to find out what all inclusive really means …the bar and restaurant cooks are rude and unprofessional.. Spoke to lots of guests and they all said the same thing .. very disappointing and unfortunately we will definitely not be returning or recommending this hotel to any of our friends… lack of information about anything and cards to access the lift AND toilets .. ridiculous…"
MPM Hotel Arsena - Ultra All Inclusive ★★★★
"It's not our first time in Nessebar, but it was our first time in MPM Arsena. We went to other hotels in that area and none of those was that bad. The good parts: - the food was ok, enough choice for everybody and it was fresh - the pool was clean - the bar had many choices for drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic) - private beach - location - right on the beach - beach bar The bad - by far, the room was the worst thing about this hotel - cleaning was the worst that I have seen, speaking about long-term cleaning (mold between the tiles, stained sealing, stains on the walls, see the pictures) - we tried to change our room, but they didn't want to change it - the toilet was leaking, addressed to the reception but nobody came for the whole of our stay (4 days). More than that, the person from the reception was trying to explain to me in a bad English that maybe it's not the toilet, but from the ceiling. - the windows in the bathroom was so badly positioned that people from the other room could see me siting on the toilet - the view was to another room - in the room was so cold, that I came back home with a cold. Tried to adjust the temperature, but the thermostat didn't work at all; even switched off ventilation completely from the thermostat, but ventilation was still on. - the chairs on the beach don't have a small mattress on them, you sit just on your towel - on the private beach there was no "security". People that were not staying in the hotel were coming and sitting there and someone even took my chair while we were in the water. - the beach bar didn't have all the drinks - the outside of the hotel looked dirty - some of the stuff didn't speak English and were sometimes rude If you ask us, you are better off to another hotel than this one."
Family Hotel Evridika ★★★
" Instead of lemonade, water with artificially flavored syrup, soups were out, salad was modest with stale tomatoes and a single olive, seafood risotto and pasta with a little seafood, both with completely cold mussels on top and served with a 15 minute delay. At the end waitress asked how much tip we would leave."
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Nessebar Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
Exchange Rate
1 CAD ≈ 0.62 EUR
Local Payment
Cards/Cash
Connectivity
A1/Yettel/Vivacom
Current Weather
Cloudy
More Information About Nessebar Hotels
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Key Info |
Details |
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Number of reviews |
485 |
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Total properties |
54 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 151 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 148 |
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Trending hotel |
Mirage Hotel |
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Popular area |
Nesebar New Town |
FAQs About Hotels in Nessebar
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What are the most popular hotels in Nessebar?
There are many popular options for hotels in Nessebar. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Mirage Hotel (from CAD 87), Panorama Blue Family Hotel and Free Parking (from CAD 64) and Italia Hotel (from CAD 107) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Nessebar?
The average price for hotels in Nessebar is CAD 151 for weekdays, and CAD 148 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Nessebar?
Sol Nessebar Palace Resort & Aquapark - All Inclusive (from CAD 144),Sol Nessebar Bay (from CAD 136) and Festa Panorama Hotel (from CAD 112) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which hotels with fitness facilities in Nessebar are popular?
Italia Hotel (from CAD 107), Sol Nessebar Bay (from CAD 136) and Festa Panorama Hotel (from CAD 112) are popular hotels with a fitness center. Keep your fitness plan during traveling from Trip.com!
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Which popular hotels in Nessebar offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Mirage Hotel (from CAD 87), Panorama Blue Family Hotel and Free Parking (from CAD 64) and Italia Hotel (from CAD 107) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Nessebar have swimming pools?
Mirage Hotel (from CAD 87), Italia Hotel (from CAD 107) and Sol Nessebar Bay (from CAD 136) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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What are the best sap hotels in Nessebar?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Mirage Hotel (from CAD 87), Italia Hotel (from CAD 107) and Sol Nessebar Bay (from CAD 136) provide wonderful spa services.
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What are best luxury hotels in Nessebar?
Nessebar has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. Sol Nessebar Palace Resort & Aquapark - All Inclusive (from CAD 144) is a popular choice of visitors.
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