Yurta Vacations from $352

It did the job for a few days away. Check in was just asked for ID and given key. Nothing about whether I was allowed to have breakfast or what times they were. Wifi hit and miss in my room

Great range of food and drinks options for the price with around 6 cocktail options, beer, wine, juice and spirits plus the ability to ‘choose’ your own drinks using the spirits, juice and flavours available. Bar staff were incredibly attentive however some of the staff at the restaurant were rude and homophobic. For an all inclusive the meals were decently varied and tasty with a good selection of options although the lack of clear labelling and buffet style would be difficult for those with dietary requirements and allergies. Rooms were alright although slightly rough around the edges and a room for three has poor sleeping arrangements for the third person. Location is easily walkable to the beach (15 minutes), the strip is a 25 minute walk and there are lots of little supermarkets and 24/7 shops nearby if you want to get any little things. Aquapark and slides was definitely a highlight with four big slides and a good mix of options for different ages. While I wouldn’t pay to use to the aquapark if I were at a different hotel I think it was a great deal being included in the hotel stay price

Overall was very good. The location is perfect and convenient for a walk to Nesebar and central Sunny Beach. I'm vegetarian and managed to make a meal each time and I was happy with the options, but those that are vegans might struggle. The housekeeping staff was very friendly. The only downside was one of the receptionists whose name I couldn't catch, he made me feel uncomfortable/unwelcome. I work in the same industry, in fact in multiple hotels. You should never call the housekeeper in front of the guests to ask them if something is missing from the room, especially if you as a guests haven't caused any issues during your stay. I'm the most introverted and quiet person who goes on holidays just for some peaceful time, not a troublemaker. Before i left in fact i even cleaned what i could in my room, stripped the bed and left a tip for the housekeeper. I had to wait for a transport and while waiting i noticed he did this only to me, he waited the other guests to walk out before making the call. There was another interaction with him a few days before check-out where he assumed I'm not a guest in there, confusions are normal, but his approach was rude...You simply can't provide this kind of front of house service...