Albizia Hotel

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Loved the rooms, staff, cleanliness of the hotel, but unfortunately roof terrace was being upgraded so unable to use, which was a shame. Also the three bars/ resteraunts within 50 yards of hotel, were excellent for food and drink. Forgot to mention breakfast in hotel was very nice. All in all an enjoyable stay

It was great for a short stay, only a 2 minute walk from the beach, there aren’t many shops or restaurants within walking distance, there is a restaurant close by, but only takes cash, so, ensure you have some. The hotel was great if you are looking for a couple of days on the beach.

Location

A nice sea view, friendly and helpful personnel, cleanness everywhere , comfort and coziness . Powerful wi-fi. Liked everything

Remote area perfect for avoiding large tourist crowds. Good restaurants few steps away, nice beach with fine white sand, clean and warm water.Great location for rediscovering pure nature.

Small quite hotel close to the beach. Hotel is situated in a isolated area there are 3 restaurants nearby a beach bar and that's it. Indeed if there is bad weather there are no other option to spend time. For us hotel was just perfect but it depends on what are you looking. The 3 jacuzzi are also very nice

Excellent staff. Monika and Teodora were the most helpful and made our vacation worry free. Check-in, check out were efficient and the charges correct. Internet worked well. Tap water was drinkable. Bed was soft and pleasant to sleep in. There was a small fridge and a water heater for tea. Our room was always cleaned to perfection. Breakfast was good, fresh, plentiful, reasonably priced. Slight problems - the cable channel with the football championship was unwatchable. Location is on the beach - very nice, but you'll need a car to go into town. Or taxi - about 20 leva. Restaurants-the one facing the hotel, The Sea Star, has relatively OK food. Blue Laguna, not so much. There is a shuttle bus that goes into town at 8 AM (meaning that you may miss breakfast) and returns at 6 PM, Monday-Friday only. Bring an extension cord with you. there was just one free outlet in the room. And one in the bathroom. Bring cash, the great majority of local businesses do not take plastic, cash only. Exchange rates at Varna ATMs are worse than out of Bulgaria. Be prepared to be ripped off by taxi people straight from the airport or train station. Hotel recommends Triumph Taxi, and we found it to be the most reasonable. On arrival, taxi man asked for 50 leva to hotel, when I knew from hotel that the average fare was 20 leva. It left us with a bitter taste from the getgo.

This hotel is not easy to find....across the bay from Varna....it is on a lonely road and small parking lot for your car....it does offer nice views, beach is right across the street and several bars/restaurants also across the street (all meals and beer in Bulgaria are extremely cheap or reasonable)....so if you want to be in downtown Varna where we transferred to for our next night in Varna this place is not for you....also, which is very interesting, one of the access roads to this hotel area is prostitution ally....with girls spaced along the lonely road....

nothing to explain, everything was fine, I can recommend this hotel.

nice hotel far away from everything, good to relax yourself. but if you want to be on the move, you need a car or organize transport, no way on foot. worst thing is that the see water is very dirty from the ships waiting around, you can't swim.