Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Stayed at Prespa last year. Rooms basic, beds really comfortable. We had a room with a balcony & bath aswell as shower and the bathroom was really nice & clean, most rooms have been recently refurbished, would think they have finished now. Don't try to have a shower at busy times, the water goes cold, but so long as you know this before you get there you will have enough hot water. A lot quieter than Perelik, one fairly large bar area in reception, I loved the bar, very cosy. Food was actually ok, warm like everywhere else, but there is a microwave, can't remember about vegetarian food I wasn't veggie last year but didn't eat a lot of meat and seam to remember having enough choice. I know restaurants in town were ok for veggie choice as I didn't eat meat in them. The bar area wasn't smoky, because it's up the little hill people don't tend to go out of their way to go there. You can get out of the restaurant doors down the stairs into town, which is a bit quicker, but it is always locked late at night, so you have to go to the main entrance.
Anything else, just ask.

Thanks Snow princess.

Jon I've no idea on the name but if you are at the Alaska supermarket in the middle of the resort and have the Prespa in front and the Perelik behind you, walk own that road about 5 mins and you will see a place on the right that has Pizzeria written on it. Very yummy so worth the walk regardless of the weather. For a quick snack I think the deli part of Alaska is cool - we got sandwiches and stuff there last year for the bus back to Plovdiv and they were really good.

For lunch - the place at midstation is great. There was some kind of Bulgarian stew with an egg on top - don't remember the name but it's sooooooooo good on a very cold day.

Best part of skiing apart from skiing itself has got to be a hot chocolate with brandy though.

How will I cope for the next 2 weeks?????