MPM Hotel Orel - Ultra All Inclusive

The staff were good, the cleaning staff exceptional. The location was excellent: right in front of the beach and a short bus ride into Nessebar. Lots of beach chairs and umbrellas. A 15 minute walk from the central bus station. The food was good. We found the walking in the area to be enjoyable, and Nessebar was wonderful. The internet was okay. Not super speedy but serviceable. The late season value was excellent. The bar in the lobby was good.

Can't really say that there was anything we didn't like there.

Everything was good, food, cleanes, pool. Very good value for money.

Parking is small, but they find a place for our car, but biggest problem is when you want to leave somewhere because staff park they own car in front and you have to wait every single time to get out.

From staff to accommodation it was amazing. I loved how nice the receptions were.

The pool gate can not be opened after 18:30, I do understand it’s just for extra convenience. The bar closes 11 and they still serve drinks until 10:59. Might be better to inform people last drinks at 10:30 or let them know if they get any drinks they would have to finish them elsewhere.

The hotel is very close to the beach, approximately 50 meters from the pool bar. If the gate near the pool bar is closed, you have to use the hotel’s main entrance to get to the beach, but it’s only a 2-minute walk. The staff are quite friendly, and most of them speak English, so communication is generally easy.

The food selection was quite limited. Maybe this was because we visited during the off-season, but in my opinion, the hotel should maintain the same food quality and variety throughout the year, regardless of the season. The food was pretty much the same every day, with French fries and various other potato dishes being the main options. There was no seafood at all, apart from fish. Most of the desserts were good, but there were some round cakes with something red on top that tasted so bad we genuinely felt like we were going to throw up. The rooms were small, and the hotel doesn’t seem to offer proper twin rooms with separate single beds. Most rooms have king-size beds. Since we were two guys travelling together, we specifically requested separate beds. However, the only option we were offered was essentially a king-size bed with two separate mattresses, placed no more than 10 cm apart. The snack bar served the exact same three things every single day: French fries, cordon bleu or breaded cheese, and pizza. The quality was mediocre at best. The beer was okay, nothing special. The cappuccino was decent, the white wine was good, and the Sex on the Beach cocktail was enjoyable. Unfortunately, we didn’t like the other drinks we tried. Considering the price we paid (approximately €400), the overall experience was extremely disappointing. The bathroom was ridiculously small. The toilet, shower, and sink were all crammed into such a tiny space that it practically felt like you were showering, using the toilet, and brushing your teeth in the same spot. One more thing worth mentioning: if you arrive earlier and want to check in before the standard check-in time, you’ll have to pay an additional fee, which can be quite expensive. The earliest check-in option we were offered would have cost an extra 350 RON.