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Parnas Hotel in Sozopol, Bulgaria

Location	Sozopol
Hotel Type	Hotels
Hotel Overview	Location: The hotel is situated on a cliff, just a few minutes away from the Old town of Sozopol. Accommodation: Parnasse hotel offers 19 rooms and 18 apartments /120 beds in total/, all of them with A/C, minibar, cable TV, telephone, balcony with sea view.
Facilities	Hotel and room facilities of Parnas Hotel - point the mouse over an image to see the meaning. Room Facilities: Hotel Facilities: Additional Information: Restaurant with 120 places, open air barbeque terrace for 70 people offering romantic view towards the old town of Sozopol, lobby bar, room service, safe, sauna, massage. Business centre with wireless Internet. Post box, security, safe deposit boxes, telephone, information and money exchange, room service, barber shop, laundry and dry cleaning, restaurant, private party catering, shop, business-meeting room, guarded parking, pets, folk live show, billiards, childrens play ground, outdoor swimming pool, yachting, fitness, medical centre
Hotel Address	3 Lazuren Briag str., Sozopol

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  what is the price by andreja on 27 Dec 2005, 14:18 can anybody tell me what are the prices of these hotels at www.bulgarianresorts.com? I'm looking for the apartment for 2 persons. It should be near the sand beach becouse we are taking 2 little children with us. Should I do the reservation? Are the prices higher or lower on the NET? Thanks for answering.

  Parnas Hotel by Mrs Knott on 07 Dec 2005, 15:00 Stayed there in October 2005 - found the reception staff extremely helpful, but the restaurant staff and food was awfull,our first evening meal was uncooked and it was chicken! we ate out at another local hotel every night, we only had breakfast in the Parnas because we had paid for it. would not stay there again or recommend it to any british visitors, they obviously prefered the German visitors. Also very little English spoken or understood, perhaps our fault for not learning more Bulgarian before we went.

  Hotel Parnas by Sarah Wood on 30 Nov 2005, 11:17 I stayed at the Hotel Parnas with my partner for a week in July 2005. We were lucky to be given a huge bedroom on the second floor (actually we had two large bedrooms - so there was plenty of space) with a narrow but perfectly acceptable balcony which has amazing views of Sozopol's old town and the sea. I really enjoyed staying here despite the low standard of breakfast and slightly rude waiting staff. Our cleaner actualy left us some hand picked fruit in our room one morning so they can't be all bad! I would still recommend staying here despite the reviews. There's also a bar/cafe right next door that was open until very late which was nice to pop into. We were told before that there is no swimming pool, but as the beach is only a 5 minute walk away you really don't need one!

  HOTEL PARNAS by PAMELA ARMSTRONG on 11 Nov 2005, 16:43 10-10 05 THIS WAS OUR SECOND HOLIDAY AT THE PARNAS AND WE WERE LOOKING FORWARD TO IT ! BUT O WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT.WE ARRIVED AND THE LOBBY BAR WAS CLOSED AND EMPTY OF STOCK . THE HOTEL SHOP CLOSED AND USED FOR A STORE ROOM . THE RECEPTION DID NOT WANT TO CHANGE OUR MONEY.THE ROOF TERRECE WAS CLOSED.AND AS FOR THE SWIMMING POOL WE LOOKED FOR 2 WEEKS AND STILL DID NOT FIND IT .THE FOOD WELL LETS JUST SAY WE ATE OUT. BUT THE HOTEL IS VERY CLEAN AND IS WELL PLACED.WE LOVE BULGARIA. AND SOZOPOL WE GO BACK TO OVER AND OVER AGAIN.BUT AS THE PARNAS HAS CHANGED HANDS IT HAS GONE DOWN HILL.BUT THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHER HOTELS AND IT IS NO LONGER IN THE BALKAN HOLIDAYS BROCHURE WE BRITS CAN ENJOY THE OTHER HOTELS. AND NOT TO FORGET THE PARROT ITS A PAIN IT GOES ON ALL DAY AND MOST OF THE NIGHT.WE ARE GOING TO SOZOPOL AGAIN IN SEPTMBER 2006 BUT WE WILL GIVE THE PARNAS A MISS THIS TIME.

  Vacantion In Hotel Parnasse by D.J.Valstorm on 09 Nov 2005, 15:30 Oh!I was in that hotel twce for the last two years.This Year I went there with my woman.All the people who say that this hotel is "awful" and the stuff isn't good-LIES!The stuff is perfect.Speaking english very well and I'm very x-ited.I have there a favourite bartender his name is Miro.You need to see him.He is the spirit of the hotel...The next year I'll go there Again and again!The best hotel in bulgarian resorts!

  Germans by J.R. on 26 Sep 2005, 21:09 I enjoyed my stay at the Paras but found that it was more welcoming to the Germans than the English.Food was more plentiful and more variety of meat when the Germans were in the hotel. The Parnas are stating thngs on this site that are not available,I never saw a barber,swimming pool,live folk show unless I had my eyes shut---even the bar was almost always closed at night

  Bad Footballer experience by sozopolapartment.com on 11 Aug 2005, 19:10 Well, I can't say I'm sorry for Mr. Brannon. I guess it was payback time for all the times the rest of us have had our holiday's ruined by football fans. In any case, I have stayed at Parnas twice now and found the reception staff to be a little on the cold side. The restaurant staff is definitely lazy and careless for bulgarian standards - but not rude. I travel to London about once a month and recieve similar treatment regularly. They've built a bar in the reception and frankly, it's an eyesore. However, the hotel is fair and clean and the views from the rooms and the restaurant are unmatched in Bulgaria. The other staff (cleaning) was wonderful but lacking any English whatsoever. But what do you expect? It's Bulgaria, for god's sake!

  PARNAS by PAM ARMSTRONG on 07 Jul 2005, 17:09 WE HAD A GREAT HOLIDAY AT THE PARNAS.IT IS VERY CLEAN THE STAFF ARE HELPFULL BUT DO NOT SPEAK MUCH ENGLISH .SOZOPOL IS A NICE LITTLE TOWN AND THERE ARE PLENTY OF RESTAURANTS IN THE OLD AND NEW TOWN.IT IS EASY TO GET TO LOTS OF PLACES BY BUS AND TAXIS BOTH ARE VERY CHEAP.WE ENJOYED IT SO MUCH WE ARE GOING BACK TO DO IT ALL AGAIN BUT FOR TWO WEEKS . SO IT MUST BE GOOD !WOULD GO BACK TO BULGARIA ANYTIME .

  Hotel Parnas Sozopol by Kathy Hall on 07 Jun 2005, 09:42 Has anyone got a positive comment on Hotel Parnas Sozopol? We are booked in for two weeks at end of August 2005 (Ages 52, 53). We have been going to Bulgaria twice a year for last four years and love it but this will be our first stay in Sozopol.

  Hotel Parnas, Sozopol by Paul Brannon on 03 Jun 2005, 19:03 Abandon hope all ye who enter here! I stayed at the Parnos with my adult son when we wet to watch Liverpool win the Champions League in Istanbul and going via Bulgaria was the cheapest way we could do it. The football match provided us both with one of the most gratifying days of our lives and we thought nothing could spoil it...until we got back to the Hotel Parnas! The place is run for the benefit of the staff, not the guests. They would stand around, smoking all the time, in groups while guests waited to be served or assisted. Few spoke English and fewer were interested in being useful. One old disabled guest we met there was forced to lug two heavy suitcases up an awkwardly placed flight of stairs simply to get in to the lift. Not one of the staff offered to help him (this was before we'd arrived). The food was of poor quality and the noise of the building works began at 8am and went on all day. As the rest of the resort was nothing more than a building site and it was impossible to escape noise, shambolic workers and major inconvenience, this left the hotel balcony the only place to relax..but of course you couldn't because of the building work and noise going on there. Complain about this to the staff and they simply shrugged. On the Saturday we were there, a wedding party arrived and the bar and restaurant were out of bounds for hotel guests for the rest of the day. Was there any offer of compensation? Don't be daft, this is Bulgaria where the idea of choice is anathema. They still think you can't go anywhere else and you therefore have to stay there. We could not wait to escape and fortunately, our holiday company got us out of there and moved us to an alternative resort. One guest was heard to say she was counting off the days until she could go home and said it was more of a sentence than a holiday. No-one disagreed with her.