Hotel Boryana

“Perfect hollday - quality time”

The hotel is perfectly located on the beach, 20m from the sea, it has a nice pool, indoor and outdoor restaurant. We were accommodated on the 2nd floor, in a room with a sea view, a double bed and a bed for one person and a very clean bathroom. Every day the maid cleaned the room and changed the to… more

The hotel is perfectly located on the beach, 20m from the sea, it has a nice pool, indoor and outdoor restaurant. We were accommodated on the 2nd floor, in a room with a sea view, a double bed and a bed for one person and a very clean bathroom. Every day the maid cleaned the room and changed the towels. we had all inclusive, which means 3 meals, snack bar, ice cream and local drinks. Diversified food, fruits, different types of meat, salads and at every lunch there was a barbecue. August 24th is our daughter's birthday, 12 years old, and the hotel made her a surprise, offering her a birthday cake and a lovely gift. Thanks to the staff and especially to the hotel manager, Mrs. Dima Ivanova, who is always available to tourists and who solves any request in the shortest possible time. We recommend the hotel for families who want to relax in a quiet, clean place and very close to the sea, we will definitely come back.

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“A 3-star hotel that could be recommended if improvements were made”

The hotel is very well located right on the beach. The parking is under the trees across the road and a few places (5) next to it, in any case, you have to wash the car well from dust and what falls from the trees when you leave. Friendly staff at the reception, who knew English, compared to other … more

The hotel is very well located right on the beach. The parking is under the trees across the road and a few places (5) next to it, in any case, you have to wash the car well from dust and what falls from the trees when you leave. Friendly staff at the reception, who knew English, compared to other hotels where a few years ago only German or Russian was spoken. We arrived at 1 p.m., we checked in after lunch at 2 p.m. The man who was in charge of carrying the luggage had a strange behavior, even superior, he waved his hands ostentatiously when he heard that we didn't have our luggage with us but in the car, I told him chill man, let me see the room and we'll bring the luggage too, you just don't want me to sit in a pile with them at the reception, but he was probably annoyed that if he doesn't get something until the elevator, he doesn't get a tip, anyway when we were looking at him from the front to the camera he disappeared from us without saying anything, probably he was in a hurry to catch other tourists for some trouble. The room looks good, bigger than some 4-star hotels, the bathroom is clean, but with a specific sewage smell, the room seemed clean, but on a closer look, under the beds, after the furniture, heavy dust, dead wasps, live mosquitoes, etc., it looks like it was cleaned, only superficially. At least at check out it should be cleaned properly. In the bathroom, I later discovered that the sink was leaking from the flexible connection glued with insulating tape, I would rather give him 2 leva to change it with a new one of 32. Beds with fine mattresses, except that one had problems with his legs, he had two more added, they move from all the joints. I had something similar many years ago at Elitsa. The towels are changed, the linen has not been changed in 8 days. On the balcony two chairs and a table, plastic, one with a broken backrest, rusty iron on the railings, but at least a view of the sea. The window was from the stone age, with loose gaskets hanging in the air, it could be heard from outside as if it wasn't there, mosquito netting like the window, I had to do a DIY to make it so that I don't have various things in the room. Wasps entered the hallway with difficulty, and the room under the door, many dead ones cleaned after 24 hours daily, from the nest in room 418, as it were, where there was a nest after all. The elevators, three in number, were ok. The house of stairs ok. The bars, three in number, are ok, the staff are friendly. The pool was ok. The food was so and so, that is, many times the cook made fun of it, for example he made bread (such as schnitzel) without deboning the fish, everyone threw this dish away. The meat was often medium red, I don't know how many people eat something like that on vacation. There is fish, chicken and pork, but you have to learn to cook it first, there were salads, the daily side dish of baked or fried potatoes once in a while, broccoli you broke your teeth in it because it wasn't peeled properly or enough iron. There was a day with turkey in the oven, there was fish on the grill, but the grill was next to the pool bar, you didn't even know that something was being done there. In the morning, eggs, pancakes, waffles were made on a tiny stove, smaller than mine at home. You stood in line for 15 minutes for the bitter pancakes, instead of putting a 1000x1000 plate to put 5 pancakes at a time and the rest next to it, two pancakes were made and the plate was filled. You had something to eat, I'm not lying, but if you have a more complicated child or want something more different than a meat with potatoes, or a boiled egg or eyes, a yogurt with jam or honey, a coffee and fried bread, or an ice cream at lunch you don't really have anything else. The coffee was good, juice at the dispenser with some pulp, sometimes diluted, spoiled apple juice, water at the dispenser, good draft beer, good draft wine, local alcoholic drinks. The cleaning staff, predominantly Asian, did a good job, except that the chairs in the restaurant were very dirty, full of food scraps. The beach was the best place, flour with plastic deckchairs, no mattresses, the first two rows for money, very good so no one crowded in front, quite clean, with some cigarette butts and leftovers. The people, 75% Romanian, generally behaved well, I met much worse. In general, you pay for 3 stars, the hotel looks like 3 stars, but the reported shortcomings make it about 2 stars, the flow of food and food preparation, the cleanliness of the rooms and the restaurant, the repair and insulation of the windows and doors can be improved, the problems in the bathrooms. When we left, the boss made sure to repeatedly make sure that he cut our wristbands, lest you stay in a tent and go to the hotel for dinner :). The departure was with -70 euros for parking, which seems exaggerated to me, especially since there are no cameras or other means of security in the resort.

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