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Hotel Olymp-Borovets
Author:waterskipete
posts : 435 (Expert)Date : 09-07-09 15:25Hotel Olymp-Borovets
Hi all,Just a bit of advise please.
We are considering the hotel Olymp in Boro (it is up past the Flora I believe).
Has anyone stayed there and if so what are the rooms, food like etc, plus any general info would be appreciated.
Regards
Pete
re: Hotel Olymp-Borovets
Hi Pete,From what I can recall from last season, it looked a bit like Castle Grey Skull.
I'm not sure I think it was getting a revamp over the summer). Perhaps Frazer can shed look light on it for you, I'm sure he'll pick up on this thread soon.Hwyl
S.P.
re: Hotel Olymp-Borovets
My partner was up at the Alpin Hotel last week and he said it was MAGNIFICENT !!! Apparently it has an Irish co-owner - am sure someone will correct me if i am wrong, but he did say it is a perfect place to stay and the staff were all english speaking and certainly know about customer service.re: Hotel Olymp-Borovets
Hi
I stayed at the Olymp 4 years ago, having also stayed at the Rila, Samakov and Ela.
If you want a cheap holiday, go for it. It is outdated and a little shabby, but its a base over your head. The food as in most bulgarian hotel;s is luke warm, however, we ate our evening meal as a starter and then went out to eat in town.
The swimming pool was freezing, however, again it was nice to relax tired muscles after a long day.One plus is that its right on the slopes and a short ski down to ...
I stayed at the Olymp 4 years ago, having also stayed at the Rila, Samakov and Ela.
If you want a cheap holiday, go for it. It is outdated and a little shabby, but its a base over your head. The food as in most bulgarian hotel;s is luke warm, however, we ate our evening meal as a starter and then went out to eat in town.
The swimming pool was freezing, however, again it was nice to relax tired muscles after a long day.One plus is that its right on the slopes and a short ski down to ...
Hi
I stayed at the Olymp 4 years ago, having also stayed at the Rila, Samakov and Ela.
If you want a cheap holiday, go for it. It is outdated and a little shabby, but its a base over your head. The food as in most bulgarian hotel;s is luke warm, however, we ate our evening meal as a starter and then went out to eat in town.
The swimming pool was freezing, however, again it was nice to relax tired muscles after a long day.One plus is that its right on the slopes and a short ski down to the lifts.If you are on a small budget then it is fine.
I stayed at the Olymp 4 years ago, having also stayed at the Rila, Samakov and Ela.
If you want a cheap holiday, go for it. It is outdated and a little shabby, but its a base over your head. The food as in most bulgarian hotel;s is luke warm, however, we ate our evening meal as a starter and then went out to eat in town.
The swimming pool was freezing, however, again it was nice to relax tired muscles after a long day.One plus is that its right on the slopes and a short ski down to the lifts.If you are on a small budget then it is fine.
re: Hotel Olymp-Borovets
its had a complete revamp, you cant judge it on before, right on the slopes, very handy, go for itre: Hotel Olymp-Borovets
thanks all for your reply's.Pete
