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Hotel Pamporovo
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-02-04 14:25Hotel Pamporovo
Does anyone know the answer to any of these questions??1. Does the hotel provide towels for use in the swimming pool?
2. Does the hotel have a pool table (my lads are crazy about pool??)
3. Is there a bowling alley in the hotel?
4. Where is the ski diploma presentation eveing held?
Thanks very much.
Going with the family at Feb half term...... can't wait ! Very jealous to all of you who are going before me !!!!
Tony.
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Towels - yesPool table yes (actually it might be snooker, all I can remember is that its got balls)
10 pin bowling and snooker is in the bowling bar, nice place to site and have a drink (more expensive though), also some nice chess sets and comfy chairs/booths in there.
Ski diploma evening is moved around, sometimes in spiders, sometimes elsewhere- depends on tour operator etc.
When are you going? Group of us going on 17th Jan,
Paul
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Paul,Thanks very much for the info.
We'll be there ar Feb half term - hope the snow stays !!
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I'm going tomorrow will give u opdate on my returnre: Hotel Pamporovo
Hi Jess,Many thanks. Would also appreciate comments about the hotel food etc.
Hope you have a great holiday.
Tony.
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hotel food is interesting
hotel is very very clean
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Hi...Just to let u know... Take your room towels with you when u go to swim as they will charge u for theirs at the pool...
Have a ball !!!! U cant not !
dx
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Er, well, the food. It isn't so bad as it sounds.
There's certainly plenty of it. Buffet style. It's often not hot enough for my tastes, but if you ask them they will microwave it for you no problem.
Wine was about £4 or something like that for a decent bottle with the meal (it is a fairly expensive hotel...., cheaper elsewhere)
There's soups, bread salads, usually soemthing bulgarian (try when you get there), usually some chips, some sort of chicken etc. Plenty of choice really ...
There's certainly plenty of it. Buffet style. It's often not hot enough for my tastes, but if you ask them they will microwave it for you no problem.
Wine was about £4 or something like that for a decent bottle with the meal (it is a fairly expensive hotel...., cheaper elsewhere)
There's soups, bread salads, usually soemthing bulgarian (try when you get there), usually some chips, some sort of chicken etc. Plenty of choice really ...
Er, well, the food. It isn't so bad as it sounds.
There's certainly plenty of it. Buffet style. It's often not hot enough for my tastes, but if you ask them they will microwave it for you no problem.
Wine was about £4 or something like that for a decent bottle with the meal (it is a fairly expensive hotel...., cheaper elsewhere)
There's soups, bread salads, usually soemthing bulgarian (try when you get there), usually some chips, some sort of chicken etc. Plenty of choice really.
There is a really good al al carte restaraunt in the hotel aswell. Costs about £3-4 per person, good menu, nice food, try that one night if you want to treat yourself.
There's certainly plenty of it. Buffet style. It's often not hot enough for my tastes, but if you ask them they will microwave it for you no problem.
Wine was about £4 or something like that for a decent bottle with the meal (it is a fairly expensive hotel...., cheaper elsewhere)
There's soups, bread salads, usually soemthing bulgarian (try when you get there), usually some chips, some sort of chicken etc. Plenty of choice really.
There is a really good al al carte restaraunt in the hotel aswell. Costs about £3-4 per person, good menu, nice food, try that one night if you want to treat yourself.
