Hotels near Аязмо Агия Кириаки (св.Неделя), Варна кв. Галата, Varna

Disappointing. Definately not a four star. This hotel is so overrated and overprized. There are other hotels close by giving better value for money. On the positive side there is a nice reception area. And the bed is quite comfortable. The view is overlooking a crossroad. On the other side the hotel is old and worn. In the room there are no sockets near the bed. AC is central govern. Not possible adjusting temperature in the room. I left it on max cold for 24 hrs. No difference. It’s just a fan blowing. The hotel is located in the street. You get a lot of traffic noise from the crossroad outside. Furthermore curtains are not lightproof. You wake up at 6am by sunrise. And then there is breakfast. Breakfast is the worst I had in ages. Simple, cheap and a complete mess. They are trying, but definately struggling. Cheap, greasy low quality products . In addition they deny to refill after 9.30 and turn off the lights 10.05 while guests still are eating. Breakfastroom is crowded, lacking tables. Staff is hostile passive aggressive and shows horrendous behavior. But coffee was ok! Under the surface they really need to improve their quality. I am glad I only stayed two nights.

Absolutely magnificent hotel! Staff are so friendly and accommodating. Daily room clean and very comfortable rooms and beds. Breakfast has great choice and never felt rushed. Evening meal is to die for, great choice and not a buffet which is superbe. Try the sea bass and tuna steak with spinach! The location is perfect just across from the beach through the sea garden which is also a delight. We will 100 percent be back next year, this hotel is a real gem

The breakfast was excellent. I recommend it. The staff are professionals. Very stylish and comfortable restaurant at the best location in Varna. Thank you very much for the nice atmosphere. You ere the best. See you again the next time ♥️♥️♥️♥️

The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. My greetings to all the staff who attended us during the BWEK seminar and in general to all.. thank you very much for your attention

A BAD BAD EXPERIENCE - NEVER GO BACK HERE Let's start in chronological order: you arrive at the hotel, but you need to be careful because there are many options that the GPS provides you (here I was lucky that a friend who was already staying at the hotel shared their location from the parking lot near the reception), paid parking where you need to take a parking ticket that needs to be validated at checkout to avoid charges (I don't know what to do if you want to drive around nearby places, maybe you can validate it every time you go to the reception, but I'm skeptical that it would work); the first interaction with the reception staff follows (they are a bit awkward in communicating in English, but we somehow understand each other), there is no bellboy or person to help you with your luggage as you typically see in 5-star hotels, not that I needed one (I did see someone later in the corridors, but they didn't do anything, and also another guest carrying their luggage on their own rollbox - ridiculous). After a normal wait, I finally receive the room and to my surprise, even though I paid for a sea view, I get a room on the ground floor with a view of the bar terrace and the access stairs (I mention that there are Astor Garden Villas between the hotel and the sea that block the view); I return to the reception where the staff is aggressive in their language, and they tell me that you can see the sea... I manage to convince them to come with me to the room and they show me that you can actually see a small portion of the sea if you make an effort... with frustration, I manage to persuade them to give us another room... which turns out to be on the first floor where I can see a bit more of the sea (although Astor Garden Villas are still quite visible)... I give up and accept the room that was given to me (I regret it now because later, being above the restaurant, the noise was terrible - tourists dragging metal chairs early in the morning or employees throwing dishes and cutlery as if they wanted to break them - they did this throughout the day in the restaurant or outside); Spacious room, new furniture, clean (when I received the room), after that I was constantly chasing the housekeepers to clean or change towels and replenish shampoo, toilet paper, drinking water, etc.; I asked for cleaning on the second-to-last day of stay and was told they would finish tomorrow and couldn't do it - another drawback), large bathroom with a shower cabin and a bathtub (the bathtub doesn't have a shower head) and when you shower, water splashes everywhere in the bathroom, making it very slippery; I also wish the carpet wasn't so rough when you step on it barefoot; ATTENTION!! There's a minibar in the room, but everything inside is chargeable, so maybe make a small inventory when you enter to avoid paying for things you didn't consume, the air conditioning in the room, as well as in the hotel, seems to be working with the brakes on, it doesn't cool enough, and i

We stayed at Umani for 4nights in august and we were really impressed by the whole concept. The room we booked was pool side and it's a very spacious one. Balcony as well. Towels were so fluffy and the bed so comfortable and large. Everyone was so kind and smiled all the time, very welcomy and warm people. Food is a la carte and it varies, lots of options. Waiters are so nice and Ivan is the best! The pool was heated and clean. The beach was close 5-10min walk and there is a small bar there with friendly bartenders. When at the hotel i recommend eating at Danton Fish restaurant, close to the hotel, it's a hidden gem!

The hotel is very central, looks nice from the outside & foyer, and the room was a good size & kept clean. That’s where the good stuff ends! The first morning we were woken up by the cleaner banging on the door for room service at 0830!!! We put the do not disturb sign on after that but they shouldn’t be there at 0830. The pool area looks nice but the whole time there is banging music playing so not relaxing. The lifts are few and small so you routinely have to wait ages for a lift. The real let down was the food. The restaurant caters for Middle Eastern guests who must like their food cold - Everything was cold! Breakfast was especially bad - cold eggs, pancakes, omelettes, the list goes on! Even to get toast was a challenge - 2 toasters were so low powered it generally took 4 passes to get bread looking brown! Each morning I left breakfast angry and still hungry. The hotel clientele is predominantly from the Middle East which I have no problem with, but if the hotel, supposedly a 5 Star hotel, are unable to provide hot, even warm, food then I would advise any British tourists to stay away

The end of April meant a pleasant stay at the Kaliakra Beach Hotel. The cozy room, very clean, with access to tea or coffee in the room. The services were of good quality, both in terms of solving the requests at the reception and at the dining room, in the Lobby. I appreciated the care of the staff in Albena to arrange the green spaces with multicolored flowers, to decorate them with brightly colored models of painted eggs and bunnies. So were the baskets with red eggs and cake, offered by the girls in national costume on the first day of Easter, the young people in costume of the bunnies who took pictures with the guests. The tables were diverse and enriched, the head of the room taking care to permanently replace the empty trays. Even the weather kept with us - a smiling sun for the beach for those interested.