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We stopped in the Snezhanka last new year! wish i was going this year!
really enjoyed it, food was goood (English faves!) & rooms are lovley! really clean.

I'm 18 and my bro's 15, In the hotel theres an internet place where we often visited (few lev for an hour or so!) and a games room - snooker/pool.
Then depending if you want them to wander,we went out and about to the ice rink, bowling and often went to the perlik hotel as there was a bar that had entertainment.

The New Year dinner at the hotel though was traditional though so be prepared (me and the bro we're expecting a crimbo dinner!) and we went with our Dad to "The White Hart" for new years even (Run by Cystal/Thomsons) Was a really good night!

Hope that helped! They won't be bored , always something to do (If they have the energy after a long day on the slopes! you'd be suprised how much it takes out of you!

deex

We are on Orevetz on the 20th Dec whihc is accross the road from Snezhanka were we stayed last year. Dress code is very relaxed but I will dress up on christmas day - why not its christmas after all!!! We loved the Snezhanka, rooms were good, staff very friendly and the food was really nice - different to english food but well prepared and plentiful. We are praying for snow but even if there isnt any I'd say snow boots or good walking boots are a must. My boy was a bit weary about his ski wear but once we got there he was quite happy as everyone is in it! Must say though to my dissmay he wore his ski pants quite low, fashion overcame warmth in his view!!!

You'll love Pamps - its great for first timers and as long as the snow appears it'll be a great experience for you all.

Not sure about the size 14 boots but i'm sure someone on this forum will help!!!

See you all there!!