Disaster
A stay at this hotel is one big misunderstanding, a waste of money and time. We went on a family vacation, but generally speaking—it was the worst hotel we have ever stayed in. I would like to point out at the beginning that we are not people with excessive expectations regarding accommodation; we are truly able to turn a blind eye to many issues, whereas the Ralitsa Aquaclub hotel is focused solely on extracting money from guests, offering practically nothing in return, and in fact making the vacation unpleasant at every turn.
When booking our holiday, we requested accommodation in two adjacent rooms because my sister has a small child and we wanted to be close in case help was needed. This request was confirmed, but upon check-in at the hotel, it turned out that was not possible. We were accommodated in wing A, while my sister was in wing D. Requests and explanations did nothing. The receptionist stated that 100 new people would arrive tomorrow—for whom the rooms were already ready and she could do nothing. We were in completely different buildings until the end of the trip.
The room itself is fine, but you must prepare for mold in the bathroom—I am sending a photo for confirmation in the gallery. The entire shower is moldy, the tiles and sink are old and heavily worn. However, the room has air conditioning that works efficiently, a television, a balcony—the beds are comfortable.
On the second day of our stay, we had an unpleasant situation. Our room card stopped working, and it turned out that probably during an attempt to clean the room, the staff also had trouble opening it—ultimately damaging the door. We called the manager, who magnanimously stated, "you won't have to pay for it," after which, in our presence, the female manager started screaming at the Filipino man who cleans the rooms daily. That man didn't quite understand what was going on. Until the end of the stay, the door was not repaired. My sister also had a problem with her door. Her door, in turn, barely held in the frame—it was crooked and hard to close. Photos in the gallery.
Another issue is the food. And this is definitely the weakest point of the program. Lowest quality products, highly processed food without taste, and the same thing all the time. For 7 days, minced meat was thawed and served as a burger or a'la kebab, with hot dogs and eggs for breakfast. The entire gastronomy issue at the Ralitsa Aquaclub hotel is a slap in the face to anyone who decided to pay them for a stay. During meals, there are constant shortages of individual dishes (during this time, the manager is hidden in a separate room eating his lunch ;). For 7 days in a row, chicken soup was served, which I didn't try, however, because the pot from which the soup was ladled was not washed at all. They just poured new soup into a dirty pot and so on in a circle. Photos in the gallery. Rotten fruit, if any at all. Usually, these were apples, although I must admit there were days when you could get a peach, banana, or watermelon. Meanwhile, vegetables according to the Ralitsa Aquaclub hotel are tomatoes and cucumbers. Do not count on more. I recommend paying attention to the cutlery and plates. They are unwashed, dirty with food remnants. Generally, there is dirt all over the area and no one cleans anything.








