Hotel Perelik
An all inclusive hotel package in one of the best known hotels in the resort meaning exceptional value!
- Hotel
- Half Board
- Central resort location, with free 10-minute shuttle bus to the slopes
- Use of facilities at the 5-star sister hotel next door
- Bar, nightclub & bowling alley on-site
- Wi-fi Available
Overview
The Perelik is an attractive combination of alpine chalet-style and modern hotel facilities, conveniently situated in the resort centre. Shops and bars are all close by, and it's only a 10-minute journey to the slopes via free hotel shuttle bus. The hotel also has its own six-lane bowling alley, billiards room and games room, as well as a coffee bar and lounge to kick back in - or head to the nightclub for some more spirited après.
Description
Location
- central resort location
- free 10-minute shuttle bus to and from the slopes
Meals
All rooms have a telephone, satellite plasma TV, a mini-bar and WiFi.
Family Room - sleeps 2-4: Twin or double beds, extra double sofa bed, private shower and WC.
Family Room - sleeps 2-4: Twin or double beds, extra double sofa bed, private shower, WC and balcony.
Facilities
- large spa and wellness with indoor pool, saunas, steam room, hammam and whirlpool (adults €10pp per day, children 7-14 years €5pp per day approx.)
- extra charge for massage and treatments
- free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- coffee bar/lounge
- nightclub
- bowling alley
- pizzeria
- ski storage
- lift to all floors
- 138 bedrooms
Meals
- hot and cold breakfast buffet (7.30-10am)
- buffet dinner in the hotel restaurant
- Christmas Day and New Year's Eve gala dinners included
Accommodation Attributes
Accommodation Facilities
About Pamporovo
As with Borovets, Pamporovo suffers from many of the age-old complaints about skiing in Eastern Europe - dull food, lousy accommodation, thefts, bad queues and poor maintenance of lifts and runs. The list of whinges goes on and, unfortunately, they are largely true. But that misses the point… These resorts aren't catering for the Swiss Brigade - they aim to attract people on slimmer budgets who want to learn to ski inexpensively. And they are successful. Pamporovo has an excellent ski school and a good crèche, while the runs are best suited to beginners and lower intermediates (25 km). The queues aren't too bad and the scenery is quite impressive. The resort itself has everything you'll need, although it is very basic. Most people stay in the two main hotels, Perelik and Moutgaret, which are fine by Eastern European standards.
Overall, Pamporovo is a very cheap place to learn, with low prices and limited skiing. If you can smile and ignore the many faults, it makes a perfectly reasonable place to visit for a first-timer, although the snow can be unreliable, particularly late in the season.