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Hotel Perun -bansko
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 01-08-06 18:58Hotel Perun -bansko
Hiya eveyone!!My first post on a forum! Going to Bansko and staying at the Hotel Perun at the end of Feb 06, My fella is well chuffed there is a Sky sports bar aparently!! we never been boarding, let alone to Bulgaria! anyone stayed at our hotel? i hear its only been open for 1 season!
Any tips for this resort or hotel?! i cant find any reviews on Hotel Perun at all, bit of a worry!!
im so so so excited 
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Well as it's your first posting I thought you deserve a reply.I have no clue about Bansko, Perun or Boarding (I went skiing last year).
Keep excited though. Last year was our first winter sport hol (we went to Borovets). Probably the second best holiday I have ever had (the 1st was on safari to Kenya for my honeymoon!).
Your hotel should be fine. In any event, you will probably only sleep and change in your hotel - how bad can it be?!!
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thanks man, much appreciated, thought nobody loved me! will have to wait till someone comes on who has been, think could be waiting a while!!Thanks again
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hello kelly,Ive been to Bansko and its fantastic, im sure you'll love it. We are going back 18th of feb and staying at the perun!, but dont know what its like either, am looking forward to the outdoor pool tho.
Hope you have a good one.
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stayed at perun xmas it was fab .great outdoor pool .hot tub sauna etc.super facilities.bars plasma tvs .good breakfast omlettes pancakes all cooked fresh 4 u.bus to gondolla ever 15 mins.eating and drinking in town very cheap.re: Hotel Perun -bansko
thanks karen, what were the prices like for drinks in the hotel compared to town? also what was the food at the hotel like?! i have a very fussy boyfriend who wll live on beer if h needs too!re: Hotel Perun -bansko
I stayed at the Perun last season (teething season)... as far as I was concerned everything was fab - though the staff could've done with a few more English lessons.
The facilities are excellent, especially the outdoor pool! Food is a little different... Breakfast is fine, a buffet with fresh pancakes etc... I didn't have dinner there... it was cheap enough to eat out every night in town, especially at the local mehanas! Local alcohol is much cheaper (50% approx) than imported. Obviously ...
The facilities are excellent, especially the outdoor pool! Food is a little different... Breakfast is fine, a buffet with fresh pancakes etc... I didn't have dinner there... it was cheap enough to eat out every night in town, especially at the local mehanas! Local alcohol is much cheaper (50% approx) than imported. Obviously ...
I stayed at the Perun last season (teething season)... as far as I was concerned everything was fab - though the staff could've done with a few more English lessons.
The facilities are excellent, especially the outdoor pool! Food is a little different... Breakfast is fine, a buffet with fresh pancakes etc... I didn't have dinner there... it was cheap enough to eat out every night in town, especially at the local mehanas! Local alcohol is much cheaper (50% approx) than imported. Obviously you''ll be paying more in the popular 'western european' restaurants... I preferred the Mehanas, they were more personal and very friendly, they helped you choose from the menu and are getting better at cooking for 'our' tastes (i.e. hot rather than warm). They especially like it when you ask for a local fave like Hot Rakia (very alcoholic after-dinner liquer).
Hope this helps
Diz
The facilities are excellent, especially the outdoor pool! Food is a little different... Breakfast is fine, a buffet with fresh pancakes etc... I didn't have dinner there... it was cheap enough to eat out every night in town, especially at the local mehanas! Local alcohol is much cheaper (50% approx) than imported. Obviously you''ll be paying more in the popular 'western european' restaurants... I preferred the Mehanas, they were more personal and very friendly, they helped you choose from the menu and are getting better at cooking for 'our' tastes (i.e. hot rather than warm). They especially like it when you ask for a local fave like Hot Rakia (very alcoholic after-dinner liquer).
Hope this helps
Diz
