Hotel Zora Хотел Зора — Hotel in Nesebar

|My wife and I stayed here during the period of 30th July Monday until Mon 6th Aug|Very Basic accommodation as expected, we wanted cheap and clean and it was both||The room itself was badly designed, would never get past H&S in the UK, when sitting on the toilet one foot was in the shower enclosure the other foot was in the bathroom itself, tip – do not book room 202 (Can you see my toes in the picture)||The room was cleaned daily, however our sheets and main towel were not changed during this period, the smaller hand towels were changed daily.||The breakfast menu is very limited, not a great deal to choose from, shame this would be an easy win if you invested in this area||The pool area is small but adequate, I never saw the pool being cleaned in this time, however we were out a lot.||The air conditioning remote was not easy to adjust, the TV was as old style CRT and we couldn’t get|It too work.||Would I stay here again? Yes, if I get a different room with a normal shower and bathroom and only if I can’t get anything else at a...

the worst things that hindered me from rating this hotel as 5* were very low variety of foods. -very low quality of the products (except fruits) very poor room equipment (no kettle/fridge/forks etc)- only beds, night stands, table, chair and 2 glasses -some may favour the location of the hotel, but frankly, it's quite away from the sea -the outdoor pool is just dirty. -the loungers had awful maggots on it -no one speaks good english here, unless the business is very basic -and the winner is: the maid is expected to supply a twin room with 2 small and 2 big towels. the maid gave us 2 big and 1 small one. we didn't complain, because we didn't really need them. then, when we were leaving, she tried to make us believe that we stole 1 towel. she reported it to the receptionist, who didn't want to give our id cards back unless we've paid 12 lv... several people had identical problem. the tour operator told us it's a common practice...

Ok , so booked this hotel on the strength of the previous reviews .Other than the walk up the hill and quite location , don't know were the positives came from .We upgraded to half board , which in the case of this Hostel and I do mean hostel means 2 choices for your eve meal .Take it , or leave It .Daily fixed menue, from the snack bar .Hostel calls it the restaurant. Want a drink with your slop , that's extra , even water .Tea charged at £1 per cup , by the way don't imagine you can make a cup In your room .God forbid If you ask for a kettle , that's an outragous request .Was waiting for Basil faulty to jump out of the wardrobe , screaming for manwell .The one member of staff , whom wears the same top all week , Is unhelpful, rude, and clearly favours , non Uk visitors. Not worth the 2 star rating, although we booked It as 3 star .I would urge you ,not to book your holiday at this place , and to think twice about...