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Borovets Gardens
Author:Shaun Taylor
posts : 49 (Beginner)Date : 11-11-10 12:34Borovets Gardens
Moving on from my earlier post re Bansko in Half Term.We've decided to move to Borovets for the week and are looking at Borovets Gardens, which seem to be privately owned apartments.
Anybody have anything positive or negative to say about these apartments?
re: Borovets Gardens
Hi Shaun,
The apartments are pretty new and slightly outside the resort - you are looking at a 15min walk from them to the gondola. Not ideal if you are with little ones etc BUT quite nice if you don't want to be in the centre of everything and want to be in the resort by day, but slightly out of it in the evenings.
We have friends who own a number of properties in Boro, including 2 here. We went into their 2 bedroom one in Borovets Gardens last year - pretty spacious, very modern etc ...
The apartments are pretty new and slightly outside the resort - you are looking at a 15min walk from them to the gondola. Not ideal if you are with little ones etc BUT quite nice if you don't want to be in the centre of everything and want to be in the resort by day, but slightly out of it in the evenings.
We have friends who own a number of properties in Boro, including 2 here. We went into their 2 bedroom one in Borovets Gardens last year - pretty spacious, very modern etc ...
Hi Shaun,
The apartments are pretty new and slightly outside the resort - you are looking at a 15min walk from them to the gondola. Not ideal if you are with little ones etc BUT quite nice if you don't want to be in the centre of everything and want to be in the resort by day, but slightly out of it in the evenings.
We have friends who own a number of properties in Boro, including 2 here. We went into their 2 bedroom one in Borovets Gardens last year - pretty spacious, very modern etc. They furnished theirs with the basic furntiture pack (they they bought with the apartment) but then added to it - all very nice, basic but more than adequate.
There is a swimming pool etc that their son used all the time and there is a small bar at the entrance to the apartment which was very quiet, but totally fine.
Hope that helps and don't hesitate to send me an email if you need any more help / info.
Kas
The apartments are pretty new and slightly outside the resort - you are looking at a 15min walk from them to the gondola. Not ideal if you are with little ones etc BUT quite nice if you don't want to be in the centre of everything and want to be in the resort by day, but slightly out of it in the evenings.
We have friends who own a number of properties in Boro, including 2 here. We went into their 2 bedroom one in Borovets Gardens last year - pretty spacious, very modern etc. They furnished theirs with the basic furntiture pack (they they bought with the apartment) but then added to it - all very nice, basic but more than adequate.
There is a swimming pool etc that their son used all the time and there is a small bar at the entrance to the apartment which was very quiet, but totally fine.
Hope that helps and don't hesitate to send me an email if you need any more help / info.
Kas
re: Borovets Gardens
personally go the new builds that have been open for 3/4 years.. more guests more atmosphere, dosnt feel like your the only ones there.the new builds are so much nicer than the rooms at the hoyels like samokov and rila
try villapark or the flora for popular new builds.
re: Borovets Gardens
Borovets Gardens apartments especially one bedroom ones are much bigger than Villa Park and Flora > The complex is about 700 meters away from the Gondola. We do provide free shuttle within the ski packs booked with us as well. Swimming pool there is ine of the best in the resort, Quite few people already booked the complex for the peak weeksTosh
