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Hotel Iglika
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 10-15-06 20:21Hotel Iglika
Anyone stayed in the iglika palace on Borovets? What are the rooms and food etc like. Stayed in the Rila last year and ate out every night. Breakfast was edible but just.re: Hotel Iglika
we have stayed in the iglika for the last two new years and going again in february this season,the food is fine,the hotel is smaller and friendlier than its bigger neighbours(rila and samokov)it has a nice swimming pool below it(you need to wear flip flops to get to it)if you try and find things to complain about you will but we could not fault the place,but beware the female staff seem to have a competiton of who can wear the shortest skirt so thats a bit distracting(not!)
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hey going ther at christmas and all the feed back i have had has been very positive.just hope it snowsre: Hotel Iglika
Hi there smartiesWe are also staying in Iglika Palace over Christmas! 23-30th Dec. We went to Borovets last year in Feb, some stayed and Rila and some in stayed in Moura..we were all boarding and had a great time. This time we are going in a family/ boarders/skiers mixed and can not wait!!! Fingers cross for snow too! This is first time we have been away for christmas...not sure what to expect.
Victoria
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hey victoriasame not sure about decs ect as our youngest is 10, we are big christmas fans and i am a little nervous about it.we are all skiers, well first for her and i, though hubby and 15yr daughter skiers.dont know what to do about gifts.hopefully we will meet.
smarties.
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oh are half board and did you book gala dinner should be interstingre: Hotel Iglika
I stayed at the Iglika last season with 10 others. Here's what I think the pros and cons are of the Iglika.
Pros:
Cheap, cosy bar, basic but comfortable twin rooms,
good buffet style food (more english than I've found at other hotels in Bulgaria - whether or not that's a good thing is your call), close to shopping centre and ski lifts.
Cons:
Doors to bathroom are frosted glass - you wouldn't want a stranger in the room whilst on the toilet/taking a shower. The 'wet room' is a bit ...
Pros:
Cheap, cosy bar, basic but comfortable twin rooms,
good buffet style food (more english than I've found at other hotels in Bulgaria - whether or not that's a good thing is your call), close to shopping centre and ski lifts.
Cons:
Doors to bathroom are frosted glass - you wouldn't want a stranger in the room whilst on the toilet/taking a shower. The 'wet room' is a bit ...
I stayed at the Iglika last season with 10 others. Here's what I think the pros and cons are of the Iglika.
Pros:
Cheap, cosy bar, basic but comfortable twin rooms,
good buffet style food (more english than I've found at other hotels in Bulgaria - whether or not that's a good thing is your call), close to shopping centre and ski lifts.
Cons:
Doors to bathroom are frosted glass - you wouldn't want a stranger in the room whilst on the toilet/taking a shower. The 'wet room' is a bit small too, I had to take the toilet paper out when I showered. If you snap a key in the door they charge you a lot of money. Walking to the hotel in ski boots is painful.
If I decide to head to Bulgaria this christmas I would have no hesitation booking at the Iglika again.
Pros:
Cheap, cosy bar, basic but comfortable twin rooms,
good buffet style food (more english than I've found at other hotels in Bulgaria - whether or not that's a good thing is your call), close to shopping centre and ski lifts.
Cons:
Doors to bathroom are frosted glass - you wouldn't want a stranger in the room whilst on the toilet/taking a shower. The 'wet room' is a bit small too, I had to take the toilet paper out when I showered. If you snap a key in the door they charge you a lot of money. Walking to the hotel in ski boots is painful.
If I decide to head to Bulgaria this christmas I would have no hesitation booking at the Iglika again.
