Saga Ravda Hotel

Dinner was a three-course meal: your choice of salad, a main from three or four options, and dessert. Some mains were surprisingly good, including grilled fish, Pasta Alfredo, steak, and a beef burger. I wouldn't recommend the pasta Bolognese. The Shopska, Caprese, and Caesar salads were tasty too. They seemed to make an effort to offer varied food, not just local dishes. Breakfast was a basic buffet, as you'd expect from a 3-star hotel, and there was nothing to complain about. We had breakfast and dinner included. We stayed for six nights in September and had a pretty good experience. The clean rooms and helpful staff met and even exceeded what we expected for a 3-star hotel. The receptionist, who seemed to handle many things around the hotel, was especially obliging and easy to talk to. The beach is fairly close, though we usually drove to Nessebar or other beaches we wanted to visit. The area was generally quiet, with some music from nearby buildings, but it wasn't too loud and didn't go on all night. Since the hotel isn't directly in Nessebar or another famous spot, maybe they could have put in less effort, or maybe we felt that way because of what we're used to on the Romanian seaside. For the services provided, the price was very good and it was totally worth it.