I stayed there during my time at the 2011 CEV Beach Volleyball Callenger presented by M-Tel for 6 days and the overall impression of the hotel was quite good. At the first day the flushing did not really work propperly but was fixed really quick. Due to the beautiful hot weather it was a little hard for the air condition,... More

I must endorse what other rewiers said about the Aqua Hotel being extremely basic in service and facilities. Room was clean though. Besides its closeness to the railway station makes you feel isolated. Breakfast was meager and the staff at the breakfast lounge/cafeteria/restaurant was rude and weird to say the least. Reception staff was kind of distant and trying hardly... More

The worst experience I have ever had. I am not sure that it is a hotel at all, may be hostel is the right description. Please never do that ...... More

Me and my boyfriend (my husband now) went there for Easter - to spend some time together away of the work. The hotel is located next to the railway station so was great for us as we came by train. The price for Easter was cheap and that was one of the reasons to stay here. The hotel is new... More

A warning!!! My VISA card was copied at this hotel and massive cash withdrawals was done about 40 days after my visit. A general advice in Bulgaria is to never use a credit card for anything else than cash withdrawals in ATMs in monitored places, preferably in connection with banks... And do check the ATMs for possible scimming equipment. Else... More

Stayed at the Aqua Hotel in August 2006 for summer getaway. I expected a nice, clean hotel and it was met. But there were some bad things too. First the good: 1. The first night we were upgraded to a suite due to overbooking. It was very nice. Huge, clean bathroom. Huge room. Huge comfortable bed. 2. The rest of... More

We stayed at the Aqua hotel in the centre of Varna, and thought it was very comfortable. Our room did not have a double bed, but we pushed the two singles together and it was fine. On our first night there we went to a little bar/restaurant next door to the hotel, called Vicki Tavern where we met Vladimir, the... More