Guest House St Mariya Magdalena

It was just fine for me.

We booked one night for 02.05.25 through booking, where the price for two was 57 lv. and breakfast was listed as free. I called at 6 pm to say we'd arrive at 8 pm, but we got there at 9 pm. The water heater hadn't been switched on. We'd paid 60 lv. in cash and asked about the free breakfast. They said booking had the wrong information from an old offer, and that breakfast wasn't included. It would cost 13 lv. per person. The room lamp was barely glowing, like a burnt cigarette butt, and cold air came through the windows. The room got quite cold that evening.

The view from the terrace is great in the morning, but in the evening it’s completely dark. We stayed eight nights, and although the owner is very kind, at times he was almost too much. After I paid on the first day, he repeatedly told us to switch off the terrace lights. This came up at least five times from that first day, then every evening and morning. Since there was no food service, he offered us a grill to heat the ready-made food we had bought. He also thanked us on the second day for turning off the lights and keeping quiet on the veranda at night. On our last night, we got home at 11 pm and found that the power had been switched off centrally, leaving electricity only in the rooms. I went up to the tavern for juice and a soft drink, tripped over a stool in the dark, and hurt my ankle. I had to get ice from the fridge, and my wife put it on my leg. The children also complained that there was no Internet. Quite a way to spend the final night. Hope everyone who likes kind hosts and total darkness in the evening enjoys their holiday. Wishing you a full moon and lots of stars.

A calm place to get away from the stress of everyday life. No spa, chalga, or noise. The owner is kind and cultured, and we had good conversations about all sorts of things. He can also point you toward tourist attractions nearby.