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how much cash to take to bansko
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 03-15-06 23:14how much cash to take to bansko
hello, another q from meoff to bansko on sat, how mcuh cash do you think i will need for the week, were in self catering accomodation and will be there for the week.
not looking to buy anything exept food and beer, i ahev heard its dead cheap, were stayin opposite the happy end pub so pretty well located from what ive read
re: how much cash to take to bansko
Budget for £50 a day and you should be fine.Budget for £100 a day and your as big a pisshead as I am
PP
re: how much cash to take to bansko
Your in a top location.I spent £500 in a week but about £300 of that was buying ski equipment!
It is cheap - your gonna have a whale of a time.
re: how much cash to take to bansko
so i take it its not 80p a pint then and a £5er for a meal??sounds like the type of cash i would take to france/austria
lol, oh well
i was told £150 for the week to have a good time, good job i have checked
re: how much cash to take to bansko
We were half board,ate out 3 times,drank in our 4* hoteland struggled to spend £250 between 2.
Cheep as chips!
We are Bansko converts now.
re: how much cash to take to bansko
Think you may have mis understood me.£200 spends and £300 for ski equipment which I bought.
It is 80p a pint and £5 for a meal.
If I was on a budget I reckon I could have lived comfortably on £100 for the week. A good part of my spend was on 2 massages and a generous tip for my ski instructor George who was excellent.
If you can buy Saloman ski's, bindings, poles, boots and a bag and live for a week for £500 in the alps you really are doing well!!!
re: how much cash to take to bansko
sorry mate, we got crossed, i must have posted at the same time as you.sounds good to me, and im liking the sounds of those massages too.
whats the happy end bar like??? a good place to go of an evening for apres and after?
re: how much cash to take to bansko
Don't eat there, we had an average meal and saw a mouse in the place.
It's weard really because when you first see it it looks like a top place but for some reason it is never busy enough to generate a great atmosphere.
Head down Pirin Street - starts opposite the Strazhite hotel to the right of the Lion (which is in itself a good boozer). Amigo's it good (on the right), the Golden fox does great pizza's. Amnesia is a good club towards the bottom (don't be fooled it looks closed but ...
It's weard really because when you first see it it looks like a top place but for some reason it is never busy enough to generate a great atmosphere.
Head down Pirin Street - starts opposite the Strazhite hotel to the right of the Lion (which is in itself a good boozer). Amigo's it good (on the right), the Golden fox does great pizza's. Amnesia is a good club towards the bottom (don't be fooled it looks closed but ...
Don't eat there, we had an average meal and saw a mouse in the place.
It's weard really because when you first see it it looks like a top place but for some reason it is never busy enough to generate a great atmosphere.
Head down Pirin Street - starts opposite the Strazhite hotel to the right of the Lion (which is in itself a good boozer). Amigo's it good (on the right), the Golden fox does great pizza's. Amnesia is a good club towards the bottom (don't be fooled it looks closed but it's not).
The best place to eat by far though was off Pirin Street to the left next to the Diel sports shop. Can't recall the name of the place but it had red fairy lights round the door and looks a pokey little hole from the front but is really impressive inside.
You're gonna have a great time.
It's weard really because when you first see it it looks like a top place but for some reason it is never busy enough to generate a great atmosphere.
Head down Pirin Street - starts opposite the Strazhite hotel to the right of the Lion (which is in itself a good boozer). Amigo's it good (on the right), the Golden fox does great pizza's. Amnesia is a good club towards the bottom (don't be fooled it looks closed but it's not).
The best place to eat by far though was off Pirin Street to the left next to the Diel sports shop. Can't recall the name of the place but it had red fairy lights round the door and looks a pokey little hole from the front but is really impressive inside.
You're gonna have a great time.
re: how much cash to take to bansko
I echo Chris's post above. I spent £150 and that was eating a good lunch out each day, buying hats, gloves, bum board, lots of photos off the slopes cameraman, plenty of beer etc etc.Are you staying in the Kempinski I wonder (you say you are opposite the Happy End).
You will have blast and it's the most excellent snow there at the moment - enjoy.
K
