Primorski Hotel

The hotel don’t worth on this price . Too expansive, the price and facility is better and cheaper on the hotel nearby. If you insist to have a nice and full breakfast, his hotel won’t be able to fulfil you. The room is too small , and for my room after my husband shower, there are no hot water that I have to take cold water to shower for 2 nights.

The hotel occupies one of the most distinctive buildings in St Konstantin and Helena and enjoys taking a central location next to shops and cafes. In fact, the breakfast is served in a local cafe rather than in the hotel itself (although hotel guests can't eat breakfast in the garden for some reason.) The breakfast food was delicious. The reception is polite, rooms are clean. Our room was on the small side (at the expense of large balcony) and the shower and basin are IN the rooms and not in a separate en-suite which means you can only share with people you know very well! ;-) A couple of minor complaints that let the hotel down are the fact that while there is a coffee machine and coffee pods in the room, guests are charged per drink. There is no bottled water (free or paid for) in the mini bar to use to make coffee and there is no provision of milk, nor milk powder. We went to reception to ask for some but they said they don't provide this. The single use shower gel shampoos and miniscule. The lighting is poor around the mirror...there is a hanging light next to the mirror so I can't see to put my make up on. However the fact that access to the Aquahouse Spa is INCLUDED in the room price is a great benefit and compensated for these irritations. Also, had we booked with more notice, the room would have been cheaper. As it happens, we paid a high price for booking at short notice which probably affected how I felt about the Primorski's value for money.

Wir haben uns während unseres 8-tätigen Aufenthalts rundum wohlgefühlt. Das Zimmer war geräumig, bot auch ausreichend Platz - und stabiles WLAN - um Home-away-from-home-Office zu machen. Auch die oft bemängelten Kleiderstangen (statt Schränken) sind wirklich kein Problem. Das Frühstück (bis 10.30 Uhr möglich) ist ausreichend und bietet neben Brot, Butter und Marmelade, Tee, Wasser, Kaffee und Fruchtsaft in Selbstbedienung eine Auswahl von vier täglich wechselnden Angeboten (davon jeweils eine Speise mit Eiern, Müsli, Kuchen, Pfannkuchen, ...) Der überschaubare und gute geplante Komplex hat eine Menge kleiner Geschäfte im Erdgeschoss und alles, was man so braucht (Restaurants, Bank, Friseur, Apotheke, Supermarkt, Bushaltestelle), ist in nächster Umgebung. Der schöne Strand ist leicht innerhalb weniger Minuten fußläufig erreichbar. Eine Busfahrt ins äußerst sehenswerte Zentrum von Varna dauert mit dem Bus ca. 30 Minuten und kostet 2 Lewa (1 €) für eine einfache Fahrt. Es lohnt sich, gleich das Tagesticket um 4 Lewa zu nehmen.