Premier Fort Beach

We stayed here 1st to the 22th July. Family of 5, 17 yrs, 10 yes and 4 yrs. The hotel was very nice and clean. We had a 2 bedroom appt that had 2 shower rooms and a sofa bed in the living room. We were full board but it has a functional kitchen. The appt was very spacious and well equipped, including iron and washing machine. The balcony was also a good size. We stayed in block c2 which had a sea view and a view of the pools. The maids did a great job. Changing towels and keeping the room fresh. We found all the staff very polite and helpful. In particular the reception staff gave us lots of info on how to get about. This is not the hotel for you of you want to be on in the heart of things. It is a little remote. However if you like a walk or happy to pay for taxis you can get about easy enough. You can get a water taxi to nessebar for 15 euro per person. Alternatively a taxi is 30 euros. We went out a few times and we had an amazing taxi driver called Stanimir that we used. He will drop you whatever you want and if you drop him a message he will collect when ready. He was a very nice man and did a superb job ferrying us about. There are a few bars near by in a short walking distance. We also used the beach a few times. The beach bar directly by the hotel you can hire 2 sunbeds and an umbrella for 30 euros. However if you carry on a bit further down you will find an amazing beach bar with sun loungers. They charge 20 euros and you can have a cocktail or 2 with the sea beneath you. We ate here and at nikolitas and was happy with the food. The food at hotel is ok. Can be repeatative. But you will find something to eat. There is a supermarket on site too which I handy as the drink cost adds up. Our one complaint about the trip was the cost to keep room on. We had a later flight and to keep room from 1 til 6 they wanted 125 euros. Which we were not willing to pay. We only need room to 4.30 to 5 but you have to hire in blocks. Could understand the cost if rushing to clean but we walked by as we left and our beach towels are still on balcony so they hadnt even cleaned it yet. It meant we didn't enjoy last day as much ie pool etc as much. Overall a nice holiday and hotel is nice. Can't comment on animation team as did not really see much from them. Kids enjoyed pools and slides.

What a wonderful hotel definitely coming back staff food rooms absolutely fantastic they couldn’t do any more for you so helpful

Lovely pleasant hotel, Nice spacious accommodations . Champagne welcome with French fancies on arrival . Friendly staff. Once room has been vacated and you’re on a late flight no shower facilities at hand. The positive out way the negative But By adding a shower cubicle would benefit customers who are on a late flight.

We stayed at Premier Fort (Sveti Vlas, Bourgas area, Bulgaria) in August 2025 as a group of 5 (My family: ages 5, 38, 43, and my parents: ages 68 & 73) We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and honestly couldn't fault anything about the hotel. We were self-catering, and were allocated a huge 2 bedroom apartment, on the ground floor overlooking the kids playground and the main pool. The apartment itself was very well equipped. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen including full-sized fridge freezer, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, plus all the utensils, cutlery, crockery etc. Washing up liquid and sponge were provided, as well as a tea towel. The beds were large and very comfortable, the bathrooms had really good water pressure in the showers - even when both were in use at the same time. Pump bottles are included for shampoo, shower gel & hand wash. Plenty of towels, and fresh ones were provided every day (even when we left them hung on the rails to indicate we were happy to use them again) One bathroom even had a washing machine. There were plenty of plug sockets. We had a large balcony that could be accessed from the lounge area as well as both bedrooms. It had 2 small tables and 6 chairs, as well as an airer for drying clothes/towels/swimwear. We even had a shoe cupboard near the door that kept us tidy. Towels are also provided to use at the pool & beach. Good wi-fi access - each device you have is provided with its own password when you check in. It seemed to be good signal in the room and around the pool areas. There are 2 large pools and one shallow children's pool. The main pool has the 2 big slides into it. There were rarely queues for the slides despite it being high season in August and busy. We were always able to find sunbeds around the pool, regardless of time of day. There were 2 lifeguards on duty at the main pool. There are very few rules about the slides, adults and children can use them, and we enjoyed going down them lots! The orange one is surprisingly steep & fast, the blue one much more gentle. Inflatables are allowed in the pool. The children's pool was nice and shallow, our 5 year old happily played in there whilst we watched from the side. There is also a quieter pool outside the block where reception is, which had plenty of sunbeds available. This pool also has a children's section fenced off. Around all the pools are large shaded covers with slats, so everyone has easy access to the shade or sun as desired. Access to the beach is out of the gate by the main pool, then down a slope to the beach - 2 min walk max. The beach itself is quite narrow, but we always found a space to set ourselves up. The sea was a lovely temperature and easy to access, no need for sea shoes. There was quite a lot of seaweed. A few rocks but mostly sandy. There are regular lifeguard stations along the beach and they were very active with enforcing the flags (a couple of days the yellow flag was flying due to the wind, so they would not allow inflatables in the sea) The entertainment team are excellent. They run a full programme of daytime activities. They start each morning and afternoon session by playing El Dippy Centura and doing a dance to it around the main pool. It will get in your head! I enjoyed yoga on the lawn each morning, and there was also table tennis, boccia, croquet etc etc, as well as children's activities - our daughter only wanted to join in one day, she enjoyed kids yoga and a throwing game. There is a supermarket on site, as well as a large Mercury supermarket approx a 10-15 minute walk away, up the hill to the main road. Both shops prices were roughly the same as English prices, perhaps a bit more pricey for some things. The locals shop at Mercury, so these prices are not inflated for tourists. They also sell clothes, shoes, souveniers etc there too. We bought things from the supermarket to make our own breakfasts and lunches, then ate out for dinner each evening. The local restaurants all have very similar menus - meats, fish, pizza, pasta etc. We could all get something we liked. My Dad is coeliac, so we had printed out cards to explain this to the restaurant staff. None seemed very familiar with a gluten-free diet requirement, but all were very helpful with offering him choices and alternatives to their main menus, and he was not ill. Children's menus were generally small and basic - sometimes just chicken nuggets and chips, so our 5 year old often chose from the main menu or starters menu. There are not many local restaurants, so we visited a few of them twice. Most are within hotels rather than standalone restaurants. Luxor restaurant was my favourite, that's about a 5-10 min walk out of the back gate of Premier Fort (same direction as Mercury supermarket) and in the same direction was also Star Dreams and Sky Dreams restaurants within hotels. Clio is a lovely dessert café nearby too, loads of fun choices. There are also a few beachfront restaurants, accessed by leaving via Reception and walking 5-10 mins. All of the restaurant staff were lovely, very friendly and spoke good English too. Once you leave Premier Fort resort, the area is still under develpoment/rough around the edges. For example the pavements are very uneven, then disappear altogether and you're walking along a dirt track. Lots of dog poo to avoid too. It would be difficult if you had a pushchair or wheelchair. We had taken our daughter's scooter with us, thinking it would help us get further now she's too big for a pushchair but won't walk very far, but it wasn't worth taking as there was nowhere suitable for scooting. We used the local buses a few times. The nearest bus stop is outside Mercury supermarket (approx 10 min walk uphill from Premier Fort) the buses were very busy, predominantly used by locals. There is a conductor on the bus who will sell you your tickets (cash only) and it went smoothly. We travelled to Nessebar old town which is nice and pretty, worth a wander around. If we were to return, it would be on half board/full board, so that we would not need to go out to eat. There is also evening entertainment at Premier Fort, but we didn't see any of it as we went out to eat. The hotel itself is absolutely wonderful, we couldn't fault it at all, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Mostly in the range quite nice to very nice. For example the room was nice and the mattress very nice, (sadly the pillows were horrible) Location is nice. Food: If you are a strict vegetarian, you may need to ask them to prepare something specially, but they do so. Annoyances: You need a card and a wrist band. Why can't the wristband have an NFC chip in it? The power only works with a card pushed in, meaning you need to improvise with cardboard to leave anything charging. The WiFi is both unencrypted and performs a man in the middle attack to take you to a login page. This is about as safe as clicking on links in emails. It also prevents the use of such devices as Apple TVs and even secure laptops (since it would be easy to fake an access point and do something malicious). There are two solutions: One - use a travel router to connect to the WiFi and then an old mobile with nothing on it to log in, then use the router as you would at home. (The router is authenticated rather than individual devices, and often can run a single VPN for all the connected devices ) This is a good idea for any hotel. Two - forget about using the internet and enjoy the holiday. (Probably the better option)

We are a family of 4 with an 18 and 10 yr We had booked a self-catering apartment. Check-in was late on a Sunday and was very smooth, the reception team were great and our luggage was took to the apartment. We had opted for a 2-bedroom apartment and asked to have a pool and sea view, which we got. The apartment was spacious and clean, both bedrooms led onto the balcony, and there is air con . The complex is super clean and very pretty, there are enough sunbeds with no need to get up to save any. Security is tight, but i did not mind that, and you need a key card to get out of any of the gates. You have direct access to the beach, which is not private, but you can hire 2 beds and a parasol for 30lev (about £15), which is good, and you have it for all day you can leave and come back. There is a bar near the pool with staff who at times, seem bored and are rude; it seemed a struggle to get their attention, although all they seem to do is stand about and chat. The location is a problem, though, as you are half an hour walk away from Sunny Beach one way and then half an hour away from St Vlas the other way, where there is a marina with lots of nice restaurants you can go to Nessabar via bus, which is about an hour away or boat, which is about 20mins. However, there is really nothing around the hotel apart from other hotels and a lot of construction sites. We worked out in the second week that you used the other hotels for restaurants but this isn't ideal. We did end up paying for full board for 3 days, and this was ok food choice was good, but we would not have wanted to do it for the whole stay. Feel the hotel should either be all-inclusive or the pool bar should do more around breakfast and lunch choices, so you have more options. Entertainment is not great apart from Elvis, who was fabulous. I did try kids' club once for my youngest but they were quite cold and unfriendly, so she did not stay. We did have issues with hot water in the apartment. If 4 of you wanted showers, you needed to wait for the boiler, but this was a minor issue; we just worked around it. The cleaners came every day and were great with fresh bath and beach towels. There is a supermarket on site, but also a huge one 5 mins walk away, which obviously has a lot more choice, including fresh fruit and veg. We paid to keep our apartment for the full day as you need to be out for 11am and our flight was not till 9 pm and this only cost about £90 so was well worth it. Overall if i could move the hotel to a better location where there was more choice to eat and more to see, i would definitely come back as it is clean and really well thought out.

One of the best hotels we have been to. Clean rooms, simply excellent food. The kids enjoyed the pool, the water was a little cold. I would like to praise a girl at the reception named Yelena who helped us stay at the hotel for a few more hours after check-out. Special thanks to the chef and all the girls working in the dining room for the very tasty food and the cleanliness of the dining room. Of course we will return to this hotel again.