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First time skiers (practically)
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 09-21-06 01:58re: First time skiers (practically)
Fenella,
Welcome to the site and you are correct we are all nice.
The Kempinski ( Camp 'n' ski) is a fine hotel and yes is a bit expensive in the bars. I have stayed there and would fully recommend it. Having said that you normally only get B & B there on package deals the breakfast is fantastic. The restaurants in the town are not to be missed and are only about 5 mins walk away. I would not eat in the Kempinski in the evenings when the other restaurants offer far better food and ...
Welcome to the site and you are correct we are all nice.
The Kempinski ( Camp 'n' ski) is a fine hotel and yes is a bit expensive in the bars. I have stayed there and would fully recommend it. Having said that you normally only get B & B there on package deals the breakfast is fantastic. The restaurants in the town are not to be missed and are only about 5 mins walk away. I would not eat in the Kempinski in the evenings when the other restaurants offer far better food and ...
Fenella,
Welcome to the site and you are correct we are all nice.
The Kempinski ( Camp 'n' ski) is a fine hotel and yes is a bit expensive in the bars. I have stayed there and would fully recommend it. Having said that you normally only get B & B there on package deals the breakfast is fantastic. The restaurants in the town are not to be missed and are only about 5 mins walk away. I would not eat in the Kempinski in the evenings when the other restaurants offer far better food and much better value for money.
You sound well suited to the ski runs, there are no green runs there as previously stated. The blues can be gentle but do have some tricky bits in places to keep you on your toes.
The hotel opposite the Lions Pub is the Strazhite and is well situated ( in between the gondola and the town) but not a patch on the Kempinski. If cash is not a problem go for Camp 'n' ski.
Welcome to the site and you are correct we are all nice.
The Kempinski ( Camp 'n' ski) is a fine hotel and yes is a bit expensive in the bars. I have stayed there and would fully recommend it. Having said that you normally only get B & B there on package deals the breakfast is fantastic. The restaurants in the town are not to be missed and are only about 5 mins walk away. I would not eat in the Kempinski in the evenings when the other restaurants offer far better food and much better value for money.
You sound well suited to the ski runs, there are no green runs there as previously stated. The blues can be gentle but do have some tricky bits in places to keep you on your toes.
The hotel opposite the Lions Pub is the Strazhite and is well situated ( in between the gondola and the town) but not a patch on the Kempinski. If cash is not a problem go for Camp 'n' ski.
re: First time skiers (practically)
That's Graham for you -- green slopes are all he knows
Actually ALL the slopes are green in Bansko (at the moment anyway
)PP
re: First time skiers (practically)
That is true, I'm watching the webcam & waiting for snow. Will it be snowy all the way the the bottom at the end of January, being able to ski all the way back to the hotel on an evening sounds fab.You've all been really helpful, thanks
re: First time skiers (practically)
End of Jan will be magic!Been going to Bulgaria for 16 years now, always end of Jan and never yet not had great snow
PP
re: First time skiers (practically)
pete you could be speaking too soon!!!!!!!! lets hope not
re: First time skiers (practically)
is it really that good .people look at me when i tell them i am going to bulgaria skiing and keep coming back with oh france isnt as expensive.only positive reply was from my daughters ski teacher wonderful place, great for her to improve her skiing.(she is taking skiing as her sport for her gcse),although all the others have never been.you all sound verry positive about it.do you all have shares in it or is the free beer enough of a bribexxxxxxxxx
