Blue Pearl (dawny MPM Blue Pearl) - Informații
Localizare:
- în centru Sunny Beach
- aproape de magazine și restaurante
- direct lângă plajă
- timpul de deplasare de la aeroport aprox. 45 min.
- Locație
- Calitatea cazării
- Camere, Servicii
- Servicii
- Valoare
- Curățenie
- Mariana I2026-07-18Excepțional
I'm very satisfied from my experience with Blue Pearl hotel. The location is perfect - right in front of the beach, with amazing view. The food is very tasty and various. The rooms are very comfortable and clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I had a great vacation there and I will be back for sure. A big thanks to the staff of the Blue Pearl hotel for the amazing stay.
- Trail097767559202026-07-18Excepțional
We had 7 nights stand at the hotel and we are very satisfied. The location is perfect - right on the beach. The rooms are big and clean, the bed was very comfortable, the food was tasty and various. The view from our room was amazing. Perfect atmosphere for a summer vacation. The staff of the hotel is very kind and diligent. We will definitely come back!
- Ivan L2025-10-04
We are a German couple of Jewish faith who travelled to the Blue Pearl Hotel Sunny Beach in September 2025, hoping for relaxation and respect. Instead, within two days we experienced an incident that left us deeply unsettled. During our stay, we discovered that a high-quality suede handbag had been damaged by paint marks from the wall hook in our room. When we reported the issue, the operations manager, Ms. Adelina Alcheva, reacted dismissively and postponed any clarification until the following day. The next day, she handed us a strong, irritating chemical solution to “clean” the bag ourselves – a product completely unsuitable for suede. Shortly afterwards, the situation escalated: the hotel’s handyman approached us at the reception with clenched fists and visible anger. We managed to de-escalate the situation, but from that moment we no longer felt safe in the hotel. Soon after, a comment from the receptionist – “There are too many Israelis in the hotels here” – struck us as antisemitic. It revealed not personal hostility, but a troubling shift of responsibility and blame towards us instead of any attempt to address the incident professionally. We left the hotel two days earlier than planned – out of fear and deep disappointment with the disrespectful and unprofessional way guests were treated. For us, safety and dignity should be a basic standard in any hotel. At this one, they were not.


