Paradise View Holiday Complex — Hotel in Sozopol

Sozopol is my favourite beach town in Bulgaria, the first time I visited Sozopol (2010 & 2012) I stayed in a 1 bed apartment here and it was fabulous, spotlessly clean, spacious and fresh with comfy beds and a big balcony that provided the most stunning view of the sea, gardens and lovely pool.||The cost was minimal, I think first time around £23 a night for two of us, second time I stayed was around £35 for three of us.||The apartment we stayed in ( same one both times, had a large open plan L shaped lounge with white sofa bed that opens to a double bed. There is a kitchen/dining area with large table and 4 chairs, spacious hall way, bedroom with twin beds and a lovely bright bathroom with shower. The furniture is modern and clean, everything needed is provided, including towels and lovely white bedding with quilts.||The situation is spectacular, being right at the top of Budjaka, it is peaceful and beautiful with far reaching views across the bay. Some people may find the location a drawback, as it is at least a 20 minute walk down to the beaches and town but for me, it was perfect because I love the peaceful location and I enjoy the walk, the scenery is gorgeous and I like the exercise.||Coming back, on occasion we took a taxi for around 10 Leva (4.50 GBP)||I would recommend Paradise View for anyone who enjoys nature and a peaceful location. It is also great for kids as the pool is gorgeous and very safe. I had the best sleep of my life here, with the balcony doors open and the sea breeze cooling me (there is no air con in the bedroom) again not a drawback for me as I hate it, it gives me a headache. There is something special about Bulgaria and the air is so pure I am convinced it helps me sleep better and up on Budjaka it is blissfully peaceful so no disturbances at all!...

The apartment excellent for the cost, shame there was no saucepan or microwave. We were a long way out of the town, no bus service (which for the size of the various developments is not good) but a kilometre walk to the Lidl there is a “noddy train” that takes you to a “central” drop off. Old town one way, new the other.|Being late in the season, the one bar on the trek to or from the town closed the middle of week one! A beautiful place but without the bus service it’s taxi or hire car, that eats into the holiday cash. If using taxis check it is 10 levs before getting in as the price could be very different at the other end and doors locked till you pay!|Please don’t be discouraged as Solzopol is worth coming to. The restaurants are outstanding. The apartments are above average and daily maid service cleans and changes the bedding and...

It felt like a perfect mix. Up on the hill overlooking the cliffs, beach and Sozopol historical town. Sitting on the balcony watching the sun go down with a nice bottle of wine. Listening to the ocean and the quietness of the post season. SOOO RELAXING!! In this part of town we enjoyed exploring both sides right and left to the beach. Both beaches are nice and a great reward after a little bit of exercise. Takes about 15min or so. Each has a different ambiente. The feel is upmarket and somewhat exclusive. Luckily this part of town is not yet discovered by the mass tourism. Hopefully the prices will stay reasonable for longer. I highly recommend...