SOL by Meliá Nessebar Bay All Inclusive

The staff was very nice, the slides kept the kids running all day, the food was tasty and everyone found something to eat, even the kid who only eats chicken nuggets

We came during the end of the season (end of September) and most of the facilities were closed, but we know it in advance from the hotel

Да много хубава и приятно. Супер.

Нищо, а само вътрешен басейн студено вода 19 градуса 🙁

A nice Hotel from Melia Hotels, freshly renovated (except the reception) nice area, room card integrated in the bracelets, gardens, seaside bar with an amazing view.

Reception, looking like a Communist hotel, old used and ugly furniture, reception desk very messy, with papers and stuff all over the desk.

The hotel was ok - the room was spacious and clean, the balcony was very large (more than expected) and had a drying rack for towels/swimsuits, which is something I usually miss in other hotels. We enjoyed the food - the menu was diverse, and many local dishes were featured.

- Since our stay was in September, almost all additional restaurants were closed. So no Spanish tapas, no burgers, no asian food, just a "German" point with sausages and pretzels. - The offered drinks were made from cheap spirits used in hotels like this. If you enjoy a good cocktail made with high-quality ingredients, this will be a significant disappointment. - When it comes to food, as said, it was tasty and diverse, but my partner suffered a mild food poisoning during our last night, which must have been caused by some sauce or sweet dessert. - The hotel wasn't able to provide a later checkout (the receptionist didn't even check on the computer, just immediately said they are fully booked, even though this was the end of the season). - The hotel's Wi-Fi was painfully unstable - sometimes it worked and had ok speed, but then after a while it stopped working, and this was happening the whole time. - The water in the swimming pools was extremely cold. (Not sure if this is on purpose or not.) The hotel also has an indoor pool with a spa, which was quite hard to find, and it also closes pretty soon. I personally would enjoy sitting in a whirlpool in the evening, when it's already cold outside (bear in mind it's September and an especially cold summer in 2025). But they just close it around 6 p.m. We didn't enjoy the sea as well, because the beach was full of seaweed, which makes swimming unpleasant. - This last point is not related to the hotel itself, but be aware that public transport in Bulgaria is somewhat unreliable. The time tables have the time of departure from the first stop, not the stop where you are waiting, and if the bus comes completely full you will end up waiting another hour for the next one (unless you take taxi).