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Iglika Palace
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-10-05 12:39Iglika Palace
Anyone stopped at the Iglika Palace,?If you have any info it would be much appreciated
Regards
iaNb
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i'm ariving there on saturday...seems nice...good reviews on food and friendliness...do not take credit cards...next to rila, thus central...what else do you want to know?Neil
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Thanks Neil,I get there on Sunday, are you boarding or skiing ?
First time for me and the lads so got some boarding lessons booked
Cant wait, had a lesson down in Tamworth yesterday to get a head start, im stiff all over today
iaNb
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I would highly recommend the Iglika. Stayed there last week and, even though we weren't in a superior room, our room was comfortable and did the job just fine. Our room didn't have a bath, but a swim and a trip to the two saunas, steam room and ice bath in the evening was a more than suitable replacement.
The staff were helpful, the hotel was clean and warm, and the bars were nice and comfy to sit in during the evening if you didn't fancy venturing out - and not expensive either.
I ...
The staff were helpful, the hotel was clean and warm, and the bars were nice and comfy to sit in during the evening if you didn't fancy venturing out - and not expensive either.
I ...
I would highly recommend the Iglika. Stayed there last week and, even though we weren't in a superior room, our room was comfortable and did the job just fine. Our room didn't have a bath, but a swim and a trip to the two saunas, steam room and ice bath in the evening was a more than suitable replacement.
The staff were helpful, the hotel was clean and warm, and the bars were nice and comfy to sit in during the evening if you didn't fancy venturing out - and not expensive either.
I would stay there again any day - and much much better than the Rila where we stayed last year. You should have no worries about it.
Have a great time!
The staff were helpful, the hotel was clean and warm, and the bars were nice and comfy to sit in during the evening if you didn't fancy venturing out - and not expensive either.
I would stay there again any day - and much much better than the Rila where we stayed last year. You should have no worries about it.
Have a great time!
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Thanks The Mouse,Much appreciated, how much does booze and food cost if you go out ?
iaNb
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i'm skiing, i'm also teaching my wife to ski...and have two boys going into ski kindergarden.whilst only 36, i think i'm too old to learn to board (my back plays up a bit)...all i know is that you end up badly buised for the first week.
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i'm skiing, i'm also teaching my wife to ski...and have two boys going into ski kindergarden.whilst only 36, i think i'm too old to learn to board (my back plays up a bit)...all i know is that you end up badly buised for the first week.
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i'm skiing, i'm also teaching my wife to ski...and have two boys going into ski kindergarden.whilst only 36, i think i'm too old to learn to board (my back plays up a bit)...all i know is that you end up badly buised for the first week.
hope the pool is heated?
lol
neil
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Depends where you go. Beer ranges from 2-3lvs for a large one, and only .50 less for a small (so you might as well, thankfully, have a large). Hot choclate 2-3lvs A pizza costs about 7lvs for a large one, a small steak in Katy's about 12lv50. Up the gondola or on the mountain, however, be prepared to pay 5lvs for a hot chocolate.It's all quite reasonable.
