Blaxy Premium Resort Olimp

We stayed in an apartment at Blaxy for a few nights in the summer, and I have to say — the plan of the place and the rooms were great. The rooms were clean and comfortable. However, the resort itself is not worth the money, despite it being such a great idea. On the one hand, we came in a busy period, and found the parking to be a bit difficult, and the whole parking area could have used some more attention, as it was mostly dirt and stones on the ground, coupled with a bunch of trash. The pools were okay — water was quite cold. The bar service was okay, but you can see how the whole place is slowly fallinf apart, with the pools needing a bit of cleaning, one of them closed, some of the umbrellas being broken, the grass next to the final pool being not too clean. Lastly, the facilities are not yet there — the store has very few products, the bathrooms next to the reception were dirty, the whole thing is still a work in progress. The ckncept of having a store, a place for kids, a restaurant is very nice — but none of those exist. There is a small grill place outside, but the nice restaurant behind is closed down. The walk to the beach from the apartments is nice. It is located quite far from any store if you do not have a car, but with a car its all good. The beach is around 5 mins walk from the apartments — through a nice forest, and despite the sand being rough, it is okay.

The rooms are very nice and well equipped. The gastro that serves the food is the worst I have ever encountered. There are multiple options in 10 min walking distance.

A molochean hotel-like structure in the middle of nowhere. Arrive by car (good thing there's free parking on site) or you'll be stuck here until check-out. Rooms are dirty and dilapidated. The main bed is somewhat comfortable… assuming you were lucky to avoid a bug-ridden one. The sofa is barely functional and of questionable comfort — you'll be better off sleeping on the floor, if you aren't afraid of mysterious stains on the rug. The bathroom is not that bad (there isn't any dirt that water cannot wash away) and it even lets you know when you should finish your shower by flooding you with water — get out or get drowned. There are three pools for adults — one was empty, two were filled with freezing cold water and constantly being "cleaned" by the staff — and one for kids (this one was not under constant maintenance). The reception's friendliness is good for check-in and one cursory smile — in case of problems, you're on your own. Towels, bed linen and such? Not their problem, contact the one from which you booked your stay. Two "beach bar"-type structures (serving coffee and snacks) and one local market (bare necessities only) round out the experience. If you haven't changed your mind about booking a stay here, do yourself a favour and get "a room with a view" — you'll be able to see the pool area and the Black Sea (and hear the rumble of the ocassional train passing by) instead of looking at a vast patch of empty, shrub-covered nothingness.