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Overall Community Rating: |   9.4 (based on 3 user reviews) |
 Fiesta Beach: FAB FAB FAB by Alison Vest |
| Posted 07 July 2008 about a visit in September 2007 | Overall rating: 9.7 |
This is a totaly fab hotel staff reaily nice. hotel near beach. Food was fab staff very help full at all times of day and night. my son reaily had good fun still remembers the holiday. The only thing was the pool was ver cold for adults and children but the beach water was fab seen the odd jelly fish but had no problems with them. water sports reaily good and cheap if you haggle with the guys.
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| Fiesta Beach: Good & Bad by Andrew Shaw |
| Posted 07 July 2005 about a visit in May 2005 | Overall rating: 9.0 |
This is a difficult review as we really did not enjoy Bulgaria and would not go back. However, this had nothing to do with the Fiesta Beach Hotel. Let me explain -
Bad Points -
1. Absolutely no entertainment for children. Nothing for them to do - especially when it rained.
2. Unless you are up at 7.30 for a sun bed you have no chance of getting one. This meant that we had to get sun beds at the beach. This cost us over £100 for a fortnight! and in a country where nothing is expensive that us a lot of money!
3. Don't go with Thomsons! We were abandoned at the airport and were taken to our hotel by a Bulgarian bus driver who didn't really speak english!
4. If you don't get a sea view you may get a view of the kitchens of the hotel next door.
Good Points -
1. Very clean and tidy.
2. Staff always willing to help (although sometimed a little too keen in clearing plates away)
3. Food good with good variety.
4. Location superb - and i don't just mean that it is on the beach! It is off the main hub of Sunny Beach (which is a lot like Blackpool! - dreadful!). So it a lot quieter.
5. Room spacious and comfortable.
6. Everything is cheap - 70p for 500ml for beer (in the hotel) and £3.00 for a bottle of wine (£1.00 if bought at supermarket)
The Bulgans are very nice people who are always willing to help.
In general, Sunny Beach is a very busy resort and is only going to get worse as the hotel next door is to be opened end July 2005 and hold 2000 people!
Hope this helps.
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 Fiesta Beach: child friendly |
| 04 Mar 2006 by Sean Selby |
could anyone tell me about the lberostar festa panaorama hotel in nessebar,there does,nt seem to be any imformation on this hotel here.
my partner myself and our two young boys are going here in july, i,m trying to find out if this hotel is child friendly and if any has heard that there is a poledancing club at the hotel.
we booked up a couple of weeks ago and have now heard some horror stories
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| Fiesta Beach: jelly fish |
| 07 Jul 2005 by Susan Allan |
i have heard there are loads of jelly fish in the sea in sunny beach. could some one let me know if this is the case and if it spoilt thir holiday.
>> Answer this question | | | | >> | Answer 1 by Hazel (20 Jan)
We were in Sunny Beach in July last year and yes we did find a lot of jelly fish in the water however it did not spoil our holiday the area has so much going for it we had an excellent holiday and stuck to the pool when we wanted to cool down. Hope this helps anyone else who was wondering.
| | | | >> | Answer 2 by Peter Davies (08 Aug)
There aren't many (if at all). But if you do come across any, they do no sting. I've been scuba diving there and you can just push them away and they don't sting.
I was there for five weeks last year and two weeks this year and didn't see any!
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