This was our third time staying at Evrika Sunny Beach, and we loved it once again! It is a wonderful hotel for families, with a perfect beachfront location and beautiful sea views.
The food is very good, with plenty of variety and options for everyone. The facilities are excellent, the rooms are comfortable, and the staff is always friendly and helpful.
It’s a great place for a relaxing and enjoyable family vacation. We highly recommend it and will definitely come back again!
As a family we have loved our time with you. Akram and the other waiters and waitresses have been brilliant, the couldnt do enough for us if we needed anything they would make sure we had it. 5 stars isnt enough for our time here is we could we would say 10/10.
Overall, the hotel is good: great food, nice rooms and a beautiful beach. However, there were two disappointing points. First, the Wi-Fi in the Premium block was quite poor, even though this block is supposed to be the better one.
The most frustrating issue was the water bottle situation. There was one bottle of water in the room on arrival, but after housekeeping threw the empty bottle away, the hotel refused to provide a replacement. Reception told me to either buy water or carry it from the dispenser in cups. The problem is not the price of water, but the lack of flexibility. If the hotel does not replace bottles, guests should at least be warned not to let housekeeping throw them away. For a hotel of this level, this felt unnecessarily disappointing.
My stay at the DIT Evrika hotel was exceptional - the food everyday was amazing and culturally very inclusive. It included a vast variety of meals from hot food to snacks and fruit. They even have baby food!
If I had to pick a favourite part, it would be my visit to the Italian restaurant, Toscana. Fares was our waiter, and he made the visit amazing just through his professional yet friendly demeanour. He made us feel welcome from the start and even had a laugh with us. His english is also very good, which is a bonus for us as we are from the UK. This made it very easy to hold a conversation.
Old Town Nessebar is a great location to visit, featuring cute shops and even very good quality hand bag shops! It’s only a 20 minute bus journey and the bus stop is directly outside the hotel and the number 1 bus drops you off right at Nessebar Old Town. It costs less than €2 to get there which is great for such a direct route. The only downside was that the bus can get quite busy during peak hours, and for English people the bus staff can be quite hard to understand. My tip would be to just say how many people you are paying for and hand them the money.
Also, the beach outside the hotel is amazing. The sun loungers are readily available and the shops on the street outside are lovely. To the right of the hotel are some more chill and family friendly shops, whilst to the left can be more busy on a night time and the shop owners can get quite pushy. However, it’s a lovely place to visit during the daytime and features some lovely places such as a parrot photo booth! Great for young kids.
Hopefully this review helps any people looking to come to Sunny Beach!
P.S. - The little birds on the hotel site are the cutest!
Food is very good, personel very nice especially Mr. Agiza. Rooms are very spacious and for the price they make you feel spoiled, like it makes u think all its services would cost more. 5/5 Came to this hotel 8 times and already planning the 9th.
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