Sokol Hotel

I have Just arrived back from Sunny Beach, the weather was nice and the beach clean lots of jellyfish in the sea which my daughter wasn’t keen on, there is a lifeguard on patrol as a small section of the sea can sometimes be dangerous.
I read a comment before I left about it being the Blackpool of Bulgaria more true than I realised apart from the fact at midnight all music stops and people go home or to the supermarkets which are open 24/7 unless you don’t have children with you then you can go to the nightclubs or casinos.
The food was ok but most restaurants had very similar menus usually barbecued meat.
Anyone going should beware the cycles, scooters and large holiday camp family bikes which are constantly whizzing up and down the prom constantly beeping and swerving round people saw several people hit by these.
The one bar we did spend alot of time in especially after midnight was the Tropicana formerly Labamba as the staff in there were great particularly Stefan, Vlod and Connie.
The Sokol hotel where we stayed is the oldest but it was clean and the maids came everyday but the rooms very small if one of you wanted the bathroom the other had to get on the bed so you could pass.
We also visited Nessabar which we believed to be an historic town when it is actually is lots of shops selling the same stuff and once you start walking you just have to go with the crowd or else.
Also beware my bag was stolen as I turned to look at a firework and judging from the amount of people in the police station next day its a common thing one Dutch guy went for a swim and his clothes were gone when he came back. This was the only holiday I’ve had when I actually was glad to come home and that was before I was robbed.