Mejores hoteles en Velingrad
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Hotel Arte Spa & Park ★★★★★
"The hotel was very nice ,the room was clean ,the food was good .All the stuff was friendly except one of the receptionists,going through the lobby today i heard she was speaking extremely rude on the phone(even thought i do not understand bulgarian ). I could not see her name ,but it will be nice if she can be more polite !"
Maxi Park Hotel & Spa ★★★★★
"El hotel está en una zona de la ciudad de la ciudad, donde se encuentran los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropolitanos, los metropoli"
Santé Spa Hotel ★★★★★
"Excellent hotel with very attentive staff. Very good SPA. All facilities were working. There is a bar and you can have lunch at the outdoor pool. The food in the restaurant was very delicious."
Two Room Apartment With Thermal Zone ★★★★
Balneo Complex & Spa Aquatonik ★★★★
"El hotel está situado en una zona de 3 estrellas."
Spa Hotel Elbrus ★★★
"I had made a reservation for 3 adults and yet they accommodated us in a small room even for 2 adults. The bathroom was tiny. You had to get on the toilet seat to take a shower. The food was not good and very uniform. The second day of our stay they started renovating the pool without informing us so we couldn't use it. I had made a reservation for 3 adults and yet they accommodated us in a small room even for 2 adults. The bathroom was tiny. You had to get on the toilet seat to take a shower. The food was not good and very uniform. The second day of our stay they started renovating the pool without informing us so we couldn't use it."
Grand Hotel Velingrad ★★★★★
"We have come back for a second year and unfortunately there’s been an overwhelming deterioration in the service this hotel offers. It boasts 5 stars but actually corresponds more to 3. Below is just a short explanation of the significant issues, which a 5 star hotel should not have. Before I start, I’m just going to mention how wonderful their spa service and facilities are - they made our stay worth it despite all the below issues. - [ ] Staff members at reception are just not present at their desk - they all sit in a room just behind reception and peek through if you happen to be around and shout “Hello”. Not a good first impression. Check in was quick but we were not offered to be taken to our room or asked if we need help with our luggage. Not a smile in sight when we were checking out. - housekeeping is inconsistent - room cleaning is just basic sheets being fixed and towels changed, the bathroom is not wiped, sink not cleaned, no replenishment of body wash throughout our 4 day stay. We were not offered complimentary bottles of water as we should have been. - issues in the room e.g soap dispenser not working (and cleaners warning us that it doesn’t work rather than asking somebody to fix it), no tissues (when we asked for some they told us they’re only reserved for guests on floor 4?), tv remote does not work and no one came to fix it until we wrote an email to management (more on this later). - Staff members by the pool (including lifeguard) are very much preoccupied with their phones rather than paying attention to customers - us and another family had to wave for 10mins+ at them to come and take our orders; when ordering drinks they just seem totally uninterested and partially annoyed at having to serve drinks. To a point where I felt like apologising for having ordered a coffee. Drinks are overpriced. - The buffet for dinner doesn’t have enough labels on foods - especially the dessert section. It just says “desserts” with about 7 options to eat. When we asked a waiter for more information on the food he said he doesn’t know and “even if I wanted I can’t learn them because they’re so many”. Ridiculous answer. He seemed inclined to argue with us rather than apologise for the lack of appropriate labelling. If you happen to have an intolerance or worse, a severe allergy - forget about informed food choices at this hotel. - The lobby bar has a very limited selection of drinks (which is fine) but when we asked for Ouzo we were told only the restaurant serves it, and they can make an exception only on this occasion for us to go and get it ourselves from the restaurant - totally unacceptable for a 5 star hotel. After sending an email with our comments to the management during our stay, management was helpful, met with us, and responded to most of our comments. Nevertheless we are really not going to go back - it’s a shocking service. This is unfortunate as the hotel really does offer wonderful facilities (even though they are slightly unkept)."
Opiniones de hoteles en Velingrad
Información de viaje sobre Velingrad
Enchufe y voltaje
230V/Tipo C/F
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A1/Yettel/Vivacom
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Información sobre los hoteles de Velingrad
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Detalles |
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Número de valoraciones |
136 |
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Número de hoteles |
69 |
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Precio labor |
104 € |
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Precio fin sem |
94 € |
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Hotel popular |
Maxi Park Hotel & Spa |
FAQ – Hoteles en Velingrad
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¿Cuál es el precio medio de los hoteles en Velingrad este fin de semana?
Según los datos de los últimos 12 meses de Trip.com, el precio medio de un hotel de 3 estrellas en Velingrad este fin de semana es de 75 € por noche. Los hoteles de 4 estrellas cuestan en promedio 116 € por noche. Si buscas una experiencia de lujo, los hoteles de 5 estrellas en Velingrad suelen costar alrededor de 324 € por noche este fin de semana.
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¿Cuánto cuesta una noche de hotel en Velingrad entre semana?
Según los datos de los últimos 12 meses de Trip.com, el precio medio de un hotel de 3 estrellas en Velingrad entre semana es de 74 € por noche. Los hoteles de 4 estrellas rondan los 113 € por noche. Si prefieres una opción de lujo, los hoteles de 5 estrellas en Velingrad suelen costar alrededor de 262 € por noche entre semana.
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¿Cuáles son los hoteles más populares en Velingrad?
Velingrad tiene muchos hoteles populares. Ya sea que viajes por negocios o estés de vacaciones, Maxi Park Hotel & Spa (Desde 160 €), Hotel Arte Spa & Park (Desde 165 €) y Spa Hotel Elbrus (Desde 114 €) son hoteles preferidos.
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¿Qué hoteles en Velingrad cuentan con spas que valen la pena visitar?
¿Te hace falta descansar después de un viaje largo? Hotel Arte Spa & Park (Desde 165 €), Spa Hotel Elbrus (Desde 114 €) y Balneo Complex & Spa Aquatonik (Desde 81 €) ofrecen servicios de spa de muy buena calidad.
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¿Qué hoteles en Velingrad tienen aguas termales?
¿Quieres reservar un hotel con aguas termales? Hotel Arte Spa & Park (Desde 165 €) y Grand Hotel Velingrad (Desde 166 €) disponen de instalaciones con aguas termales. ¡Reserva ahora!
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¿Qué hoteles en Velingrad ofrecen un excelente desayuno?
Maxi Park Hotel & Spa (Desde 160 €), Hotel Arte Spa & Park (Desde 165 €) y Santé Spa Hotel (Desde 219 €) ofrecen un excelente desayuno. ¡Comienza tu día con un delicioso desayuno!
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