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RE: Hotel Prespa, pamps fao suz
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 02-01-07 13:04RE: Hotel Prespa, pamps fao suz
Hey suzwe stayed at the prespa... its only flaw is that it is at the top of a hill! The walk up after a days skiing is sometimes a little daunting. In relation to the Perelik... when you take the short walk (prob 1-2minutes) down the hill from prespa you come to the Mourgavets... the Perelik is connected to this hotel via a walkway.
The prespa is in an ideal location really, staff are friendly and it is clean... we'll have no doubts about staying there again
Enjoy your hols
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Hi Rach, thanks for the info, i hate hills, so thats an extra massage im treating myself too already, ha haim sure with a few vodkas in me at the end of the night it wont seem too bad, well i can hope.
do we need to get the ski bus from the perelik then?
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The bus stops at the bottom of the hill between the Presp and the Perelik....but if you walk an extra 2 minutes to the Snezhnanka you can guarantee a seat on the bus as it starts from there. We are going back to the Prespa Feb 24!re: RE: Hotel Prespa, pamps fao suz
thanks for the advice, the hotel must be ok then. i think i booked it over the perelik as it had better food ratings. Did you find the meals ok?re: RE: Hotel Prespa, pamps fao suz
We found that the food was good....except for desserts...these were a little basic. The restuarant is very popular with Bulgarians so the food is a mixture of traditional Bulgarian and fairly standard mixture of pasta/rice/potato accompmiants to fish/meat.
The restuarant manager insisted on us trying the local dishes, the Kavama was excellent! One reason for us re-booking was the food. Our kids ate so much we struggled to get them out of the restaurant. On the down side we found that the ...
The restuarant manager insisted on us trying the local dishes, the Kavama was excellent! One reason for us re-booking was the food. Our kids ate so much we struggled to get them out of the restaurant. On the down side we found that the ...
We found that the food was good....except for desserts...these were a little basic. The restuarant is very popular with Bulgarians so the food is a mixture of traditional Bulgarian and fairly standard mixture of pasta/rice/potato accompmiants to fish/meat.
The restuarant manager insisted on us trying the local dishes, the Kavama was excellent! One reason for us re-booking was the food. Our kids ate so much we struggled to get them out of the restaurant. On the down side we found that the beedrooms were on the small side....but as we are all so tired after a day on the slopes we usually crash out when we get back to the room.
The restuarant manager insisted on us trying the local dishes, the Kavama was excellent! One reason for us re-booking was the food. Our kids ate so much we struggled to get them out of the restaurant. On the down side we found that the beedrooms were on the small side....but as we are all so tired after a day on the slopes we usually crash out when we get back to the room.
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thanks for the info, im supposed to be dieting anyway so lack of desserts wont be a problem, although the beer on an evening might! ha hare: RE: Hotel Prespa, pamps fao suz
Theres a few pics of our hols in pamps last year...the hotel features in a few.....U will have to scroll to the end to get past the summer time pics!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/79131406@N00/
re: RE: Hotel Prespa, pamps fao suz
Opps wrong name!Theres a few pics of our hols in pamps last year...the hotel features in a few.....
U will have to scroll to the end to get past the summer time pics!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/79131406@N00/
