Panorama

A lovely hotel in a good location with friendly staff, nice clean modern rooms with plenty of storage, the pool was lovely but could do with cushions on the sunbeds as very uncomfortable without cushions, the food could have abit more variety but it was tasty and plentiful, i enjoyed my weeks stay here with my other half

Bulgarian We’ve just come back from a week-long stay at the Hotel Panorama. Tony and Catarina were our hosts, and they were incredibly helpful, making sure we were comfortable and that nothing was too much trouble. Their staff, especially Anastasia, were always happy to lend a hand. We had a double room with a sea view, and it was spotless and perfectly suited to our needs. We stayed half board, and breakfast was simple but always fresh and plentiful. We ate every night at the hotel, and the food was fresh and plentiful. There was a buffet-style option for salad, pasta and soup, and then we could choose between a vegetarian or meat dish—excellent home-cooked food. The location is excellent, and the facilities are adequate for a three-star small hotel. The only thing I would suggest is adding some cushions to the pool beds, as they can become a bit uncomfortable after a while. 😎

Room was small, bathroom was too. We were on the 3rd floor and there wasn’t a lift. Room service was every other day, clean and tidy throughout the entire property. There were a couple of slightly damaged sunbeds, not too bad but enough to make it quite uncomfortable after an hour or so. Maybe invest in some sunbed covers!!! Plenty of them around the pool area though. The breakfast was not bad, boiled eggs every other day and scrambled eggs on the other. Coffee was not nice and we bought some in a local supermarket. Evening meal was not great, every night there were two typical plates with the different options, we had to advise which one we wanted and the girl appeared with it from the kitchen. If you didn’t want either then you could just go and get a small salad assortment- maybe some simple pasta dish. There was always a soup option and it was passable to eat. No drinks available on the evening meal- you could buy some at the bar. A short walking distance to clean beaches and a big supermarket, which is next to the bus stop that has frequent services to the resort of Sunny Beach and the beautiful island of Nessebar, which is a must see place where tourists flock to see some original Bulgarian houses that are deemed as a unesco heritage site. We also visited Sunny Beach on a couple of occasions, not impressed with the’boom boom’ bars that were frequented by lots of younger tourists- reminiscent of recent trips to Benidorm and Marmaris, constantly being invited to their pubs to drink their alcohol. St Vlas had a few bars and restaurants that were very nice but we had to walk around to find them, about 5-10 minutes from each other.