Rose Garden Omax Hotel

The apartment was large and reasonably clean, but that's about all I can say for it. It felt as though renovation or repairs were unfinished. The living-room balcony slider took a lot of force to move, and a broken locking part dragged along the rail. The balcony chairs had been worn out for years. The extendable sofa had a huge dip hidden under the bedding, and the kitchen sink only had cold water. There wasn't a dishwasher. A large rough patch on the wall between the living room and bedroom looked hastily repaired or unfinished. The bathroom was the worst part. I don't mind a walk-in shower or basic plumbing, but a useless, inconvenient drain pipe sticking through the shower floor made me feel robbed. The bathroom sink had almost no water pressure, and the big suspended boiler dripped over the toilet. They left a mop and bucket so we could move shower water to a floor drain near the door. The pool was clean, heavily chlorinated, and colder than expected. Overall, the place felt neglected, with little thought for guest comfort. I had to use automatic translation on my phone to change the TV menu to English. They knew we weren't Bulgarian and seemed not to care.