Hotel Longoza Reviews

NICE HOTEL, DELICIOUS FOOD, CLEAN.. just entertaiment was only in German... also kid's club only in german....

We arrived in the Longoza hotel, porter helped with our cases. Hotel was very clean, whole hotel cleaned everyday. towels changed every 4 days beds changed once a week. maids and some bar staff very friendly towards english, however this hotel is very german orientated and there is no english entertainment during the day and evenings. as we went all-inclusive we expected to have some form of entertainment at our hotel... this was not the case if we wanted english entertainment we had to travel to the centre of sunny beach where we then had to pay for our drinks. People very friendly, place very clean. beach lovely sea really clear great for the kids.

Just come back from sunny beach in bulgaria stayed at the hotel longoza . Fantastic hotel and resort. Lots to do and see and the beach is perfect for children. The weather was hot the bulgarian people are very friendly and love the british . I did feel safe there as i have read many things about bulgaria . And i would go back there again . Eating out was cheap and the food was very good , there were lots and lots of shops the resort itself was huge . Loads of different nationals there the resort was very buzy.

Fantastic holiday would recomend.

Arrived in Sunny Beach in the mid afternoon, Hotel was very clean and the porters took your cases to your room, very helpful. Rooms were of good quality and maid service every day, towels changed every two days and sheets were changed 3 times in our fortnights holiday.

Good outlook on all sides of the Longoza the only downside to the Hotel was the seagulls which sat on the top of the Hotel name and squawked at 3am keeping you awake.

We were booked as BandB and only took advantage of the breakfast on the first morning as we felt it was very German 'ish smoke sausage and pasta for breakfast. We ate out at ";The White House"; for breakfast 5 of us, cooked breakfast with drinks for less than a fiver, we did the same for evening meals as you can get what you want even small portions, cooked how you like!Staff very friendly,waiter Krassi can get you what you want.

A visit to Nessabur is a must, a taxi will take you for 10 lev approx £3. Don't take a metered taxi as this will cost you about 30 lev approx £10. You can bargain with them and they will arrange to come back for you no problem. Another place to go to is the Aquapark. This is a 5 minute taxi ride or you can take the free minibus at central. The Aqua park cost approx £8 pp and the OAP's £3 pp but you are not allowed to take any food or drinks in to the park , there are security guards who check your bags, you are allowed to take only bottled water.

There are lots of good eating places in and around the Longoza, ";The Babylon"; just ask for Jimmy, very knowledgeable and will help you with general info, brilliant translator -(Bulgarian to Scottish)a genuine bloke who's only 26.

The beach is only a few minutes walk away you can hire sunbeds and brollies for 6 levs for all day but dare you test the water it's very cold worse than the North Sea. The clothes you can get, levi's, Dolce and Gabbana tops etc, not forgetting trainers for the kids are at unbelievable prices, you have to buy another suitcase to get home, overall i would recommend the Hotel and say that as it is at the moment Bulgaria gives you excellent value for money this might not be the same when they go into the euro in 2007, so try it before then, but i would also say don't pick a hotel any lower than a 3 star plus.

One final point make sure you have plenty of hankies in your bag to use the outside loos in any of the restaurants as some are your worst nightmare and they will charge you 30 stinkies approx 10pence for 2 squares of toilet paper, this is for your hands as they don't like you using the electric hand dryers, if you don't pay they take offence and if looks could kill well!!!!

Overall the resort is fine, not an awful lot for a teenager to do apart from hiring an electric scooter or a petrol scooter beware though they have no regulations for wearing crash helmets or any kind of training and they don't seem to bother about the age of the person. I would definately go back to Sunny Beach as i think you get good value for money and until things change i think it will be the place to go for your summer holiday.