We stayed a week in a double room - which was two single beds pushed together. The beds weren't made - but we were given clean sheets and towels each day. The room was tidy - but basic - the bathrooms look like they have recently been refurbished though. Unfortunately the weather wasn't good whilst we were there - it was cold and wet (we won't blame the hotel for that!!), and the heating didn't work in the room. Also despite the hotel being half empty we were given a room overlooking the main road rather than the pool. The pool itself had been left uncleaned - I guess because it's the end of the season - so wasn't usable even on the nice days. There were a number of sunbeds around it though - and I'm sure its quite pleasant mid summer - though could be a little crowded i would think if the hotel was full. We didn't try the indoor pool but it did look clean - if a little small. The "fitness" equipment was one rather sad exercise bike and a weights bench on the edge of the indoor pool. The jacuzzi wasn't working - neither was the Sauna - both of which you had to pay extra for if you wanted to use them anyway. The "sky bar" is a small dark smoky room on the top floor with seeming no windows........we checked it out on arrival and decided not to return. The bar in the main resaturant only seemed to be open during the evening meal service. The breakfast was OK - but the choice was a bit limited - and if you want any of the cakes or pastries be sure to be there before 9am. Also dishes, and bread, etc kept running out and not being replaced unless you asked. Then the coffee machine broke down! The breakfast room is also quite small and we had to wait for a table - even in the quiet period. We had a late flight home and asked if we could keep our room on - we were told that we had to check out by 12noon - but they would store our bags. Fortnately it wasn't raining because public areas in the hotel are limited to the restaurant and the small reception - and we didn't fancy spending 6 hours plus hanging around there. To top things off we were presented with a bill for our accomodation on the last day - despite booking through an agent. We were told that the agent had only taken our credit card details as confirmation - and hadn't charged us - which turned out to be true. That in itself wasn't a problem, although it would have been nice to have been told in advance - the problem was that the hotel would only take cash!! After a bit of panicing - and no help at all from the hotel - we managed to withdraw enough cash from several cards from the cash point in the town - which was taken without so much as a thank you by reception. The resort itself is fine - in good weather - unfortunately in poor weather the choice of restaurant is limited as most are outside - but we did find some gems. The local food is good and cheap - as is the wine and beer. Activity is also limited in bad weather as everything is outside. The buses in to Varna are regular and cheap - also into Golden Sands - which is much more commercialised (and not to my taste at all). One big downside is that everyone smokes in Bulgaria - the hotels, the restaurants - everywhere. Overall I would happily return to St Constantine - though I might go earlier in the season as a lot of things had already shut down for the year. I wouldn't return to the Ritza hotel.