솔 네세바르 베이 리조트 & 아쿠아파크

Overall, the hotel is very solid – clean, green, nice pool, and direct access to the sea. Food is varied, and the fish dishes – smoked, fried, and pickled – are top notch. Staff is friendly and helpful, except for one lady at reception, who, when we pointed out that our "Sea View Room" had mostly Tree View with occasional flashes of blue, replied: "Hotel is full, nothing can be done." Classic: You paid? Great. Now enjoy your leaves. Sea view rooms are basically only from floors 3 or 4 upwards. We were lower, so "sea view" required yoga-level flexibility and mild Jedi telekinesis to part the trees. Definitely not worth the extra charge. The extra room with a bunk bed is strictly for kids. The gap between the bed and the wall is about 40–50 cm, so unless you’re a teenager shaped like a straw, don’t even try. Interior decor? Let’s call it "love for MDF with a touch of vintage Bulgarian charm." But it’s clean, the AC works, and nothing’s falling apart – so it’s livable. The room is big and spacious, though you're not quite sure what for. All Inclusive drinks are fine – unless you try the rum. That thing tastes like a blend of paint thinner and wood stain. Honestly, like someone tried to make a mojito using leftovers from a home renovation. And of course – the sunbed race. Technically, reserving is not allowed. In practice? People are staking claims at 5:30 AM. Show up at 7:00 and you’ll be sitting on a wall, bitterly watching towels live their best lives. Summary: A hotel worth recommending – but get a room on a high floor, avoid the rum, set your alarm for 5:29, and don’t fall for the “sea view” promise, unless you enjoy playing Where’s Waldo: Ocean Edition.

The hotel is amazing, don’t get me wrong. Foods great, entertainment is questionable with the animation team enjoying stripping on stage to their underwear in front of children, one member having nothing but a hat to cover his privates. Now to address the title… Me and my friend, both 15 female have came to this hotel with my family and we really enjoyed the water slides, HOWEVER. There are three lifeguards, perhaps more we haven’t interacted with, who need some serious backround checks. When me and my friend would be in the queue for our favourite slide, the lifeguards would constantly stare at us. We found that the lifeguards were creepier towards me, yet we both felt very uncomfortable. I noticed that the lifeguards would smirk at me whilst looking up and down in areas they should not be looking. One lifeguard however was rather persistent. It started small, with him asking where we were from and my name. It then started to get a little more personal with him asking how old i am (which i told him very clearly i was 15. He clearly understood us.) After this he proceeded to ask for my instagram. After i said no, he pulled up google translate to ask for my other socials, which included but was not limited to whatsapp and facebook. By this point i had stated numerous times that i was 15 years old and was a child. The lifeguards would also hold our floatie back and not let us go, instead they would stand behind us and stare at us making us incredibly uncomfortable. Now although we have only seen ourselves be preyed upon by these lifeguards, we fear we are only one of many. On a positive note, the ice cream selection is to die for, the melon, apple and violet flavours being a must try. Overall, this hotel is very nice, however i strongly urge any parents to keep their eyes on their children when they are on the slides.