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rila

Beelzebub, Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-28-07 11:47

rila

the wifes looking to pack the kichen sink someone tell her we dont need to take every towel in the house the rila i hope provides them
Whitey Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-28-07 11:58

re: rila

We stayed at Rila last year and there were plenty of towels in the room, They also provide them for the pool - you just pick them up at the pool reception area on your way through.
Robert C Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-28-07 12:48

re: rila

Hey Whitey,

As you stayed there last year, can you tell us what the food is like in the Rila?

Cheers

Rob
Whitey Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 01-28-07 13:40

re: rila

Restaurant is self service and there is usually a good selection - salads, meat and fish dishes, pasta, chips soup etc. Deserts were good. I'll try pretty much anything so didn't have any problems with the food. My kids are a bit more fussy but they always found something. On one or two days they kept going back for the pancakes that the chef cooked while they waited. The food isn't served as hot as we are generally used to in the UK but there are a few microwaves dotted around the ...
Restaurant is self service and there is usually a good selection - salads, meat and fish dishes, pasta, chips soup etc. Deserts were good. I'll try pretty much anything so didn't have any problems with the food. My kids are a bit more fussy but they always found something. On one or two days they kept going back for the pancakes that the chef cooked while they waited. The food isn't served as hot as we are generally used to in the UK but there are a few microwaves dotted around the restaurant if you want to give your food a quick blast.

If you don't find anything you like the reastauants and bars near to the Rila all do good food at excellent prices.

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